Cannabis products such as brownies or beverages, that have been infused with cannabis extracts or concentrates, all of which contain active ingredients such as tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD)

The part of the cannabis plant that is dried, smoked, vaped or used to make lotions, tinctures, etc. Only female plants flower.

An accessory that breaks up larger pieces of dried cannabis flowers. This helps prepare it for use in pipes, vapourizers, etc.

A fibre that can be made from male cannabis plants and used to manufacture rope, fabric, paper, food and more.

A cannabis plant that is a genetic cross between two or more strains. A lot of cannabis consumed today is hybrid.

A licensed producer (LP) is an organization licensed by Health Canada to perform activities with cannabis that include cultivation, processing, research and development (R&D) and selling cannabis for medical or non-medical purposes. See the full list of licensed producers in Canada here.

A set of plants of the same variety of cannabis, that have been grown, harvested and processed together by the same licensed producer.

Used to combine ground cannabis into a roll for inhalation.

An accessory that is used to inhale dried flowers. They can be made of metal, glass, wood or acrylic.

Resin is released from the trichomes of the cannabis plant and has a high THC concentration. Learn more about the cannabis plant here.

Cannabis indica, sativa or a hybrid, cultivated specifically for its effects. There are hundreds of strains with wide-ranging properties.

Compounds found in all organic material. They’re responsible for variations in fragrance and character of cannabis.

Tetrahydrocannabinol. The primary component in cannabis, it has a psychoactive effect. Its concentration in dried cannabis can be less than 1% or as high as 30%.

Liquid cannabis extract that can be mixed into drinks or flavoured and used as drops under the tongue.

Cannabis Topicals are products such as lotions and oils that have been infused with cannabis extracts and are meant to be applied to the external body surface which includes hair, skin and nails.

Cannabis Topicals are products such as lotions and oils that have been infused with cannabis extracts and are meant to be applied to the external body surface which includes hair, skin and nails.

From the Greek word “Tríchōma,” meaning “growth of hair,” these mushroom-shaped glands are found on the cannabis plant’s leaves, stems and calyxes. Trichomes secrete resin, where terpenes and cannabinoids such as THC and CBD are produced. Learn more about the cannabis plant .

Also called a “vape,” this is an accessory used to inhale dried cannabis by gently heating instead of burning it and decarboxylate the product thereby releasing the THC and CBD.

This is an accessory used to inhale cannabis. Smoke is passed through water to cool it, and into a mouthpiece from which it is inhaled.