terpenes

THC is the intoxicating compound that made cannabis a rock star. It is still the sole consideration for some shoppers when picking a product in a retail store.

Thanks to a loophole in the 2014 Farm Bill, industrial hemp-derived cannabinoid products have exploded across the states and internet.

Have you ever enjoyed a particularly wonderful cannabis experience and wondered "Why is this so much better than last time?"

Over the past couple months, marijuana-infused beer has become the hottest trend with South Florida breweries.

In discussing the medicinal benefits of cannabis, you might have heard about flavonoids. All cannabis flower contains flavonoids, and they are also found in flowers, fruits, and vegetables.

For those who desire or need much higher potency, you can now go beyond dabs. For more seasoned cannabis users, terp sauce is here.

Among the Cannabis Woman's Alliance’s recent educational offerings included a panel of leading voices in the cannabis industry to discuss the science of terpenes.

When you take a whiff of a cannabis and like what you smell, chances are your body is telling you that this is what it wants. That's right: Your nose knows.

The aroma is unmistakable — and becoming more common, especially in states that have legalized marijuana. It’s that dank, skunky scent.

Have you ever wondered why some types of weed taste different than others? What gives Purple Goo its lavender scent while Birthday Cake Kush its taste?