The Thrive Glossary

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A slang term used in cannabis culture referring to cannabis oils and concentrates. When ‘710’ is flipped upside down, it spells ‘OIL.’

A term that signifies cannabis consumption, originally referring to a time (4:20 PM) when people would meet to smoke cannabis. It’s now celebrated annually on April 20th (4/20).

Cannabis that has already been used in a vaporizer but still retains some cannabinoids. ABV can be used for making edibles or tinctures.

A method of growing cannabis without soil, where the plant roots are suspended in the air and misted with a nutrient solution.

A type of cannabis strain that automatically transitions from the vegetative stage to the flowering stage without requiring a change in light cycle.

The process of breeding a hybrid plant with one of its parents to stabilize its genetics or reinforce certain traits.

The visual attractiveness of cannabis buds, often related to their color, shape, size, and trichome coverage.

A cannabis concentrate made using butane as a solvent to extract cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant.

A cannabis cigar, typically made by rolling cannabis in a tobacco leaf or a cigar wrap.

A water pipe used to smoke cannabis, designed to filter and cool the smoke through water.

The flower of the cannabis plant, which contains the highest concentration of cannabinoids like THC and CBD.

A person who works at a dispensary and assists customers in selecting cannabis products.

Another minor cannabinoid with potential therapeutic effects, including pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties.

A non-psychoactive cannabinoid found in cannabis that has various therapeutic properties, including anti-inflammatory, anti-anxiety, and pain relief effects.

A minor cannabinoid in cannabis known for its potential antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective properties.

Chemical compounds found in cannabis that interact with the body’s endocannabinoid system, including THC, CBD, CBG, and others.

A cannabinoid that forms as THC degrades over time; known for its sedative effects.

A genus of flowering plants in the Cannabaceae family, commonly used for its psychoactive and medicinal properties.

A storage device specifically designed for cannabis, helping to maintain freshness and potency by controlling humidity levels.

Flavonoids found in cannabis that contribute to its flavor and aroma, as well as potential therapeutic effects.

A cannabis cigar, made by rolling cannabis flowers and sometimes concentrates into a thick, slow-burning product.

A terpene found in cannabis with a spicy, peppery aroma, known for its potential anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving effects.

Refers to cannabis strains or products that contain a higher concentration of CBD than THC, often used for therapeutic purposes.

A cutting taken from a cannabis plant that is used to grow a genetically identical new plant.

A method of cannabis extraction that uses pressurized carbon dioxide to separate cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant.

Official documents provided by labs that test cannabis products, certifying their cannabinoid content, potency, and safety from contaminants.

Cannabis products that have been processed to extract cannabinoids and terpenes, resulting in a more potent form, such as wax, shatter, or oil.

A popular cannabis strain, also known as Girl Scout Cookies (GSC), known for its sweet aroma and relaxing effects.

The process of breeding two different cannabis strains to create a hybrid with desirable traits from both parent strains.

A type of cannabis concentrate that has a crumbly texture, made by purging the oil at a lower temperature for a longer period.

A term used to describe a cultivated variety of cannabis, often used interchangeably with ‘strain.’

The process of drying and aging cannabis buds after harvest to enhance their flavor, potency, and smoothness when consumed.

A small amount of cannabis concentrate that is vaporized and inhaled using a dab rig or vape pen.

A type of water pipe specifically designed for vaporizing cannabis concentrates like wax or shatter.

The process of heating cannabis to activate its cannabinoids, such as converting THCA into THC, to make it psychoactive.

A cannabinoid similar to Delta-8 and Delta-9 THC, but with slightly different psychoactive effects, often described as less intense.

A minor cannabinoid in cannabis that has psychoactive effects but is generally considered less potent than Delta-9 THC.

The primary psychoactive compound in cannabis responsible for the ‘high’ sensation.

A legal store where cannabis products can be purchased, either for medical or recreational use.

A vaporizer specifically designed for vaping dried cannabis flower rather than concentrates.

A method of creating cannabis concentrate by mechanically separating trichomes from the plant material using screens.

Food products infused with cannabis extracts, allowing for ingestion rather than smoking or vaping.

A common measurement of cannabis, referring to an eighth of an ounce (approximately 3.5 grams).

Substances used in spiritual or religious contexts to alter consciousness, often including cannabis, peyote, and psilocybin.

The theory that cannabinoids, terpenes, and other compounds in cannabis work together to enhance each other’s effects when consumed.

The process of separating cannabinoids and terpenes from the cannabis plant to create concentrates.

Cannabis seeds that are bred to produce only female plants, which are responsible for producing cannabinoid-rich flowers.

Slang for high-quality cannabis, often characterized by strong effects and excellent appearance.

The reproductive part of the cannabis plant that is harvested and consumed for its cannabinoids and terpenes.

Cannabis extracts that contain the full range of cannabinoids and terpenes found in the plant, as opposed to isolated compounds.

A slang term for cannabis, derived from Hindi and commonly used in Rastafarian culture.

Slang for potent cannabis with a strong, often pungent aroma.

Artificial lights used in indoor cannabis cultivation to simulate sunlight and promote plant growth.

A portable, enclosed space with reflective interior walls used for growing cannabis indoors.

A measurement of cannabis, referring to half an ounce (approximately 14 grams).

A cannabis concentrate made by compressing the plant’s trichomes, which contain cannabinoids and terpenes.

A type of cannabis oil concentrate made by extracting cannabinoids and terpenes from the plant material.

A family of sativa-dominant strains known for their energizing and uplifting effects, often associated with creativity and mental clarity.

A variety of the cannabis plant that contains 0.3% or less THC and is commonly used for industrial purposes, such as textiles and food products.

The historical and cultural use of hemp for industrial purposes, textiles, and medicinal uses.

Cannabis strains that are bred to have high levels of CBD and low levels of THC, often used for therapeutic purposes without strong psychoactive effects.

A terpene found in cannabis and hops, known for its earthy, woody aroma and potential anti-inflammatory properties.

A strain of cannabis that is a cross between indica and sativa varieties, often combining the effects and characteristics of both.

A method of growing cannabis without soil, using a water-based solution rich in nutrients to nourish the plants.

One of the main types of cannabis, typically associated with relaxing, sedative effects and shorter, bushier plants.

A hybrid strain with a majority of indica genetics, often resulting in more sedative and relaxing effects.

Growing cannabis plants indoors under controlled environmental conditions, using grow lights, temperature regulation, and humidity control.

A pure form of cannabis concentrate that contains a single cannabinoid, such as THC or CBD, without any other plant compounds.

A strain of cannabis, typically a variant of Bubba Kush, known for its relaxing and sedative effects.

The collection of trichome crystals that fall off cannabis flowers, often used to create hash or add potency to joints.

A family of indica-dominant strains known for their sedative effects and origins in the Hindu Kush mountain range.

Cannabis strains that have evolved naturally in their native environments without crossbreeding, often considered the original strains.

A citrus-scented terpene found in cannabis, known for its uplifting effects and potential anti-anxiety properties.

A type of cannabis concentrate made from freshly harvested plants that are flash-frozen to preserve the terpenes and cannabinoids.

A pruning technique where lower branches of the cannabis plant are removed to focus energy on the upper branches, improving light penetration and yield.

A common term for cannabis, especially when used for recreational or medicinal purposes.

Cannabis used for medicinal purposes, often to treat conditions like chronic pain, anxiety, epilepsy, and more.

Cannabis buds that are dipped in hash oil and then coated in kief, resulting in an extremely potent product.

A common terpene found in cannabis, known for its earthy aroma and sedative effects.

A slang term for dense, high-quality cannabis buds.

Originally meaning ‘Original Gangster,’ OG has come to signify a specific strain of cannabis, often OG Kush, known for its potency and relaxing effects.

A well-known cannabis strain that is indica-dominant, celebrated for its strong effects and distinct flavor profile.

A method of cannabis extraction that uses a single vessel for the solvent to pass through the plant material once, often less efficient than closed-loop systems.

A standard measurement of cannabis, equivalent to 28 grams.

Cultivating cannabis plants outdoors, using natural sunlight and outdoor conditions as opposed to indoor environments.

Devices and tools associated with cannabis use, such as pipes, bongs, grinders, and rolling papers.

A brand of portable vaporizers used to heat cannabis flower or concentrates for inhalation.

The observable characteristics of a cannabis plant, influenced by genetics and growing conditions, such as appearance, smell, and effects.

The light cycle that a cannabis plant needs to flower; typically a 12-hour light and 12-hour dark cycle to trigger the flowering stage.

A terpene found in cannabis that gives it a pine-like aroma and is believed to have anti-inflammatory and bronchodilator effects.

A small, portable device used to smoke cannabis by igniting the flower and inhaling the smoke.

A slang term for cannabis, often used in a casual or informal context.

The measurement of the strength of a cannabis product, typically expressed as a percentage of THC or CBD.

A pre-rolled joint, typically purchased from a dispensary, ready to be smoked without any preparation.

California’s Compassionate Use Act of 1996, the first law to legalize medical marijuana in the United States.

The Adult Use of Marijuana Act passed in California in 2016, which legalized the recreational use of cannabis.

Refers to substances, like THC, that affect the mind and alter mood, perception, or consciousness.

The process of removing residual solvents from cannabis concentrates to ensure the final product is safe for consumption.

A measurement of cannabis, referring to a quarter of an ounce (approximately 7 grams).

Using cannabis for enjoyment or relaxation rather than for medical purposes

A sticky substance produced by cannabis trichomes that contains cannabinoids and terpenes; can also refer to the residue left in pipes or bongs after smoking.

A concentrated cannabis oil named after Rick Simpson, a cannabis activist who promoted its use for medical purposes, particularly cancer treatment.

A high-end brand of glass bongs and smoking accessories known for their quality and craftsmanship

A solventless cannabis concentrate made by applying heat and pressure to cannabis flowers or hash to extract cannabinoids and terpenes.

A subspecies of cannabis known for its autoflowering ability and short stature, often used in breeding to create autoflowering strains.

One of the main types of cannabis, typically associated with uplifting, energizing effects and taller, thinner plants.

A hybrid strain that has a majority of sativa genetics, often leading to more uplifting and energizing effects.

A cannabis concentrate that combines THC-rich crystals with a terpene-rich liquid, resulting in a flavorful, potent product.

The small bits of cannabis flower that accumulate at the bottom of a container, often less potent than whole buds but still usable for smoking or making edibles.

A type of cannabis concentrate that has a glass-like appearance and texture; known for its high potency and transparency.

A term that refers to cannabis that has been grown without seeds, often considered higher quality because the plant’s energy is focused on producing resinous flowers.

A family of cannabis strains known for their strong, pungent aroma, often associated with potency and high THC content.

A substance used to extract cannabinoids and terpenes from cannabis plants, often used in creating concentrates.

A method of making cannabis concentrates without the use of chemical solvents, often relying on heat, pressure, or mechanical means.

A rolled joint that contains a mixture of cannabis and tobacco.

A specific variety of cannabis that has been bred for particular traits, such as flavor, aroma, effects, and appearance.

Lab-made compounds designed to mimic the effects of natural cannabinoids like THC and CBD, often found in products like K2 or Spice.

A cannabis concentrate that contains a high percentage of terpenes, giving it a strong aroma and flavor.

Aromatic compounds found in cannabis and other plants that contribute to their smell and potentially modulate the effects of cannabinoids.

The primary psychoactive cannabinoid in cannabis, responsible for the “high” sensation and various therapeutic effects.

The non-psychoactive precursor to THC, which becomes psychoactive after decarboxylation (heating).

A lesser-known cannabinoid with potential appetite-suppressing and energy-boosting effects.

A liquid cannabis extract made by soaking cannabis in alcohol or oil, often used sublingually (under the tongue) for quick absorption.

Cannabis products designed to be applied to the skin for localized relief of pain, inflammation, or skin conditions.

A growing technique where the top of a cannabis plant is cut off to encourage lateral growth and increase yield.

Small, hair-like structures on the cannabis plant that produce and store cannabinoids and terpenes, often appearing as a frosty coating on the buds.

Inhaling vaporized cannabis rather than smoke, often using a vaporizer for flower or concentrate products.

A device that heats cannabis to the point of vaporization without combustion, allowing users to inhale vapor instead of smoke.

The vegetative stage of cannabis growth, during which the plant focuses on growing leaves and stems but does not produce flowers.

The act of consuming cannabis first thing in the morning, often to start the day with a euphoric or relaxing effect.

A type of solventless cannabis concentrate made by agitating cannabis in ice water to separate the trichomes from the plant material.

A soft, malleable form of cannabis concentrate known for its potency and ease of use in dabbing.

A term describing cannabis concentrates with a soft, wax-like texture; similar to crumble but often stickier.

A common slang term for cannabis, used interchangeably with “pot” or “marijuana.”

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