What is THC-P? 📖 +100 word definitions of Cannabis!

Discover all the terms for the magnificent cannabis plant in a dictionary! What's THC-P? Hashish, weed, indica/sativa? But also Edibles, kézako?

Cannabis terms on the plant 🪴

Cannabis: Plant used for its medicinal, recreational and industrial properties.
Hashish : Resin extracted from the cannabis plant, concentrated in THC.
Sativa : Cannabis variety known for its energizing and cerebral effects.
Indica : Cannabis variety known for its relaxing and body-building effects.
Hybrid : Cannabis variety resulting from a cross between Sativa and Indica, combining the effects of both.
Trichomes : Small resinous glands on cannabis flowers, rich in cannabinoids.
Terpenes : Aromatic compounds present in cannabis, influencing its smell and effects.
Colas : Large clusters of cannabis flowers at the top of plants.
Phenotype : Physical characteristics of a cannabis plant resulting from its genetic code and environment.
Hermaphrodite : Cannabis plant with both male and female flowers.
Clones : Cuttings from a mother plant, used to propagate genetically identical plants.
Sinsemilla: Seedless cannabis, generally of better quality.
Curing: The process of drying and maturing cannabis flowers after harvesting.
Flowering : Development phase of cannabis flowers.
Vegetation : Active growth phase before flowering.
Germination : The initial growth process of a cannabis seed.
Autoflowering : Cannabis plants that automatically go from vegetative to flowering.

Cannabinoids : Chemical compounds found in cannabis.
THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) :
Cannabis' main psychoactive compound, responsible for its high.
CBD (Cannabidiol) : A non-psychoactive component of cannabis, used for its medicinal properties.
HHC (Hexahydrocannabinol) : A slightly psychoactive synthetic cannabis compound similar to THC.
THC-P (Tetrahydrocannabiphorol) : Recently discovered cannabinoid, potentially more potent than THC.
H4CBD : Synthetic CBD derivative with enhanced therapeutic properties.
THCV (Tetrahydrocannabivarin) : A lesser-known cannabinoid with unique effects.
CBN (Cannabinol) : Cannabinoid formed by the breakdown of THC, with sedative properties.
CBG (Cannabigerol) : Non-psychoactive cannabinoid, precursor of many other cannabinoids.

Skunk: A very potent cannabis variety.
Kush: Cannabis variety from the Hindu Kush region, known for its powerful effects.
Haze : Sativa cannabis variety famous for its energizing effects.

Weed: Colloquial term for cannabis in flower form.
Marie-Jeanne: French colloquial term for cannabis.
Joint : Rolled cigarette containing cannabis.
Spliff: Cannabis joint often mixed with tobacco.
Weed: The English term for cannabis.
Bédot : Another familiar term for cannabis.
Oinj: Synonym for joint, used in slang.
Ganja: Jamaican term for cannabis.
Zarbi: Slang term for something weird or strange, used to refer to the effects of cannabis.
Firecracker: Synonym for joint, widely used in slang.
Chichon: Another slang term for hashish.
Teuteu: Slang term for cannabis.
Softwoods : Slang term for hashish.
Kif: Moroccan term for cannabis mixed with tobacco.
Blaze: Colloquial term for smoking cannabis.
Bud : Cannabis flowers.

Gliding : Term describing the euphoric state caused by cannabis.
High : Slang term for the state of severe cannabis intoxication.
Stoned: A slang term describing a state of intoxication caused by cannabis.
Zarbi: Slang term for something weird or strange, used to refer to the effects of cannabis.

Edibles : Cannabis-infused edibles.
Space Cake: Cake or pastry containing cannabis.
Shatter: Hard, brittle cannabis concentrate.
Wax: Cannabis concentrate with a waxy texture.
Dab: A method of consuming cannabis concentrates by heating them on a hot surface.
Tincture : Liquid cannabis solution, often alcohol- or oil-based.
Rick Simpson Oil (RSO): Concentrated cannabis oil, used for its medicinal properties.
Rosin: Cannabis concentrate obtained by solvent-free hot pressing.
Topical : Cannabis-based product applied to the skin.

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