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Did you know that you can use the leftovers from your vape sessions? That’s right – that dry, crispy, dark bud is still chock-full of THC and other cannabinoids even when you’re done with it. This stuff is called AVB, which stands for already vaped bud, but is also known as ABV (already been vaped). Saving your vaped weed requires a bit of patience, but it all pays off with these sweet ways to put that jar of AVB to good use. 

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Humans have been practicing botany since ancient times, when they first began to identify plant anatomy and the difference between male and female plants. Marijuana plant anatomy is an offshoot of this study. You may be familiar with some different major plant structures such as pistils, calyxes and trichomes. However, you may not know exactly what purposes these structures serve. Luckily, we’re here to help! 

The difference humidity can make to your grow environment is phenomenal. Dialing in the correct cannabis humidity for your grow will mean the difference between a bumper harvest of buds, and plants that are at a higher risk of succumbing to mold and other problems. In this article, we’ll be diving into all of the aspects of relative humidity and its importance in cannabis cultivation.

Marijuana seed laws vary from one country to another, ranging from permissible to totally illegal. Although there has been some major progress over the years, the world is far from ready to fully open its doors to the green wave. If you’re worried about getting busted for ordering seeds in certain countries, it’s important to take a look at what the various rules are across the world.

Content Getting high on weed stemsWhy chewing on raw stems won't workTHC contentStems need to be decarbedOther ways to consume weed stemsIf you’ve ever been short on bud, you may have considered toking or even chewing on the leftovers of your cannabis plant, like stems. Surely there must be some THC left in the stalk of the marijuana plant, right? Save yourself the trouble: smoking or eating your weed stems will do little for your buzz. Here’s why.

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Highest-yielding marijuana strains are always in demand. To commercial growers, they give a chance to find the biggest yielding variety for their collection of mother plants. For inexperienced gardeners, they mean an opportunity to make their share of freshman mistakes and still walk away with a sizeable harvest. And many of us, even if we don’t really need that much bud, can’t resist the thrill of watching and smelling the monstrous mass of dank that these heavy yielding cannabis strains invariably produce.

You've heard of the classic methods of smoking weed: pipes, bongs, joints and so on. But did you know there are more creative ways of smoking* weed? If you're in a pinch, forgot your smoking essentials at home or are simply in a place where getting the classic smoking devices is impossible, you’ll discover that it’s possible to turn almost anything at your disposal into a fun and creative smoking device. From using the leftover fruits and veggies in your fridge and even stuff that's been sitting in your recycling bin, if you’re creative enough, any one of your household items can be used to smoke.

Although weed tea might sound like the latest hype product coming out of the legalized cannabis market, it’s actually one of the oldest forms of cannabis consumption out there. Even better, cannabis tea can be easily made at home using weed stems – the byproduct that would otherwise go to waste. Continue reading to learn about all of the benefits of marijuana stem tea and get some helpful tips on brewing it at home.

Despite the fact that weed is often referred to as “green” or “grass”, sometimes cannabis plants mature and turn purple instead of the more commonly expected emerald. What does this mean for the plant and its user? Unusual plant color has brought many myths to life that we’re going to debunk in this article. Keep on reading and you’ll soon find out what it means if a cannabis plant is purple rather than green, and what one needs to do to grow a plant of unusual hues.

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