If you’re new to the world of cannabis you might be asking yourself what the significance of ‘ aaaa ‘ is and why the prices are so high with strains claiming this rank. Aaaa is the highest ranked strains of cannabis currently trumping the long reign of the aaa strains recently.

The a-aaaa cannabis ranking system helps ensure that people understand what grade of quality the strain they are ordering.

The answer is no. If you have never tried a product before we highly recommend you refrain from purchasing in bulk. It is best to try a smaller amount of the product first to see if you actually like it before committing to a bigger purchase. Otherwise you will be stuck with a lot of something you don’t like.

Please be advised that , such as summer heat, humidity and even time. There is always a risk that the shatter you ordered could turn to wax or budder by the time you receive it.

Unfortunately, shatter turning to wax budder is not uncommon when exposed to heat but it does not make your shatter any less safe or any less potent in any way whatsoever. In fact, the terpenes and aromatics will be more present if this happens and the flavor will actually be increased.

No, mould can cause mild to severe health issues including coughing, trouble breathing, headaches, vomiting, diarrhea, heart palpitations, and infections in the lungs. People with asthma or compromised immune systems are most likely to be affected by mould, and could potentially lead to death.

Cannabis, just like any other type of produce, has the potential to develop mould. While some cases do appear in the cultivation process, the majority come after harvest, either during the drying and curing phase or in storage, when moisture levels are too high. Although most cultivators know how to prevent mould growth on cannabis, that doesn’t mean that every crop is perfect. Additionally, if an end-user doesn’t keep cannabis in a cool, dry place, that stash could also be at risk.

Signs of mouldy cannabis:

• Dampness
• Musty, sweet, and stale odour
• Grey or white fuzz
• Specks of white powder, like white dust.

This always depends on how much you consume, how you consume it and your genetics, age, personality, gender and other personal biological factors. Effects can take up to 24 hours to fully dissipate, but THC can be detectable in the bloodstream for up to seven days or more, depending on several factors, including frequency of use. There are few reports of secondary intoxication (i.e. from second hand smoke or vape), but it also depends on a number of factors, including dose and ventilation of the space.

The brain continues developing until around age 25, and the use of cannabis may interfere with this development. This is because when consumed, cannabis directly interacts with your brain and central nervous system. Risks are increased with heavy, prolonged consumption and the early onset of use. Learn more about cannabis effects here.

Inhaling smoke of any kind can lead to lung damage and respiratory problems. Certain smoking practices such as deep-inhalation or holding one’s breath increases these risks. It is known that cannabis smoke contains chemicals and tar that are similar to tobacco smoke.