Sativa Strains

Hybrid strains with low to mid THC percentages are great for beginners.

Sativa dominant strains (like Green Crack) are good for energy and focus.

Indica dominant strains are good for pain relief. Popular indica strains like Grandaddy Purple are recommended for a relaxing and pain-free high.

Indica strains typically offer relaxing, body-high effects (great for evenings), while Sativas are uplifting and energizing (ideal for daytime creativity). Hybrids mix both—explore our Strains Guide for details.

THC is psychoactive (the "high" component), while CBD is non-intoxicating and often used for wellness.

Most modern flower will have 15-25% THC percentage. However, certain growers can get 30+% so make sure to check your label before smoking.

Terpenes are aromatic compounds giving strains their flavors (e.g., myrcene for earthy notes) and influencing effects.

Like caffeine, cannabis can lead to dependence for some, but it's not physically addictive like opioids. Please use responsibly.

Overdoing dosage or ignoring strain effects are common beginner mistakes. Our advice for new cannabis smokers is to start with a low THC percentage and smoke slowly.

Indica-dominant strains may promote relaxation, but it's not a cure-all. Avoid if pregnant or on meds.

It's how cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids work together for enhanced benefits during your high.

Keep in a cool, dark, airtight container away from light/heat to preserve potency.

Yes, edibles metabolize differently (via liver), which means your high is hitting harder and longer. We recommend to start with 5–10mg THC if you're a beginner.

No, federal law prohibits it. Stick to your state's limits.

Penalties vary by state. Some states have decriminalized marijuana entirely while others have not.

Yes, but some states (like New York) protect off-duty use.

The 2018 Farm Bill legalized hemp-derived CBD (meaning the flower has less than 0.3% THC).