Cannabis

Both are ready-to-smoke joints, but infused pre-rolls take things a step further. Standard pre-rolls Ground flower rolled into a joint, exactly like rolling your own — just done for you. Potency matches whatever flower was used. Infused pre-rolls Standard pre-rolls with an added concentrate — kief, hash, rosin, or distillate — either mixed into the flower or coating the outside. The result is noticeably higher potency and often a slower, longer burn. Which to choose If you're new to smoking cannabis, start with a standard pre-roll …

New to the menu and not sure where to start? Here's how the three most common categories compare. Flower The classic option — ground and smoked in a joint, pipe, or bong. Effects come on fast (minutes) and are easy to titrate, since you can stop whenever you've had enough. Vapes Vape cartridges and all-in-ones heat concentrated oil rather than burning plant material. Effects onset is similarly fast to flower, with less smell and no ash or rolling required — a common choice for …

Walk into any dispensary and you'll see flower sorted into indica, sativa, and hybrid. Here's what those labels are actually telling you — and what they're not. The traditional breakdown Indica strains are traditionally associated with relaxing, body-heavy effects — often reached for in the evening. Sativa strains are traditionally associated with more energizing, uplifting effects — often reached for during the day. Hybrids blend traits of both, and most modern strains are hybrids of some ratio. Why the labels are a starting …