Cannabis Pistils vs Stigmas: What’s the Difference?
Cannabis growers often use the terms pistils and stigmas interchangeably, but they describe different parts of the female flower. Understanding the difference between a stigma a...
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Cannabis Anatomy: Parts of a Cannabis Plant Explained
Understanding cannabis anatomy gives growers a clearer picture of how a plant develops and what each structure does throughout the growing cycle. While flowers often receive the...
What Are the Orange Hairs on Weed? Cannabis Pistils Explained
If you are wondering what the orange hairs on weed are, they are part of the female cannabis flower and are commonly called pistils, although the visible hairs are technically s...
What is CBD hemp flower?
With the nothing short of meteoric rise that everyone's second favorite cannabinoid, CBD, has seen over the past decade or so, it should come as little wonder that people are on...
What Are Terpenes in Cannabis? Effects, Types and THC Explained
Terpenes are aromatic compounds that give cannabis its distinctive citrus, pine, fruity, floral, earthy, and spicy scents. While terpenes in cannabis are best known for shaping ...
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