Cannabis has been used as fiber, food, and medicine for over 5,000 years. It was legal in most of human history until U.S. prohibition in 1937. There are three species — sativa, indica, and ruderalis — and all modern strains are hybrids. THC and CBD weren't isolated until 1964, and the Endocannabinoid System wasn't discovered until 1988.
Read MorePanama Red is a pure sativa landrace from Panama's Pearl Islands, famous since the 1960s for its psychedelic, euphoric effects and spicy tropical fruit flavor. Panama's cocaine trade nearly wiped out its cultivation, but seed preservationists kept it alive. Washington growers like Raven Grass now cultivate this rare legend for Pacific Northwest cannabis lovers.
Read MoreHumulene is a naturally occurring terpene known for its earthy, woody, and slightly spicy aroma, commonly found in hops and certain cannabis varieties. Unlike many terpenes, humulene is often associated with balanced, clear-headed effects and potential appetite-supporting properties, making it popular among people seeking focus, calm, and functional daytime experiences.
Read MoreCannabis was widely used in Western medicine from 1839 until US prohibition in 1937. Sir William O'Shaughnessy introduced cannabis tinctures to Victorian England after observing its use in India. Major drug companies like Eli Lilly sold it in the US. It fell out of favor due to dosing challenges — a problem modern tinctures have now solved!
Read MoreHave you ever wondered how long humans have been getting high?
Although cannabis legalization is a relatively new phenomenon in the United States, cannabis has been completely legal in many countries for most of human history. In fact, cannabis has been illegal for less than 1% of the time that it has been used by humans.
Not only have people across the globe used cannabis to get high, cannabis also has a long history of use as a fiber, a food, and a medicine dating as far back as 5,000 years ago.
Read MorePinene is a fresh, pine-scented terpene known for its crisp forest aroma and clear headed effects. Often associated with focus, alertness, and mental clarity, pinene-rich profiles are popular for daytime use, outdoor activities, and productive moments. Its refreshing flavor and uplifting experience make it a favorite among active consumers.
Read MoreLinalool is a floral terpene best known for its calming lavender aroma and relaxing effects. Commonly associated with stress relief, mood balance, and gentle body relaxation, linalool-rich profiles are often chosen for evening use, unwinding after long days, or promoting restful sleep while maintaining mental comfort.
Read MoreCaryophyllene is a spicy, peppery terpene known for its warm aroma and uniquely grounding effects. Found in black pepper, cloves, and cinnamon, it is often associated with body comfort, stress relief, and balanced relaxation. Caryophyllene-rich profiles are popular for unwinding while staying clear headed and functional.
Read MoreMyrcene is an earthy, herbal terpene known for its relaxing and body calming effects. Found in mangoes, hops, and many popular varieties, myrcene is commonly associated with physical comfort, stress relief, and restful experiences. Myrcene-rich profiles are often chosen for evening use, relaxation, and winding down after a long day.
Read MoreLimonene is a citrus-forward terpene known for its bright aroma, mood boosting effects, and energizing vibe. Commonly found in lemon and orange varieties, limonene may promote stress relief, focus, and creativity. Its refreshing flavor and uplifting experience make it a popular choice for daytime use and social or active settings.
Read MoreRSO (Rick Simpson Oil) is a highly potent full-spectrum cannabis extract that can be taken orally or incorporated into food to mask its strong earthy flavor. Start with a rice-grain-sized dose (~100mg equivalent) and wait 90 minutes before considering more. Two easy methods: sandwiched between ice cream or sherbet, or folded inside a fruit leather strip.
Read MoreRSO (Rick Simpson Oil) is a thick, dark, full-spectrum cannabis oil available in THC-dominant, CBD-dominant, and balanced ratios. Washington producers like Lazy Bee Gardens, Green Revolution, and Hitz Cannabis each make RSO differently — varying by strain, extraction method, and cannabinoid profile. Start with a rice-grain-sized dose and wait 90 minutes before taking more.
Read MoreSweetwater Farms is well known as a top quality cannabis grower in Washington State, cultivating craft cannabis much like a microbrewery would offer craft beer. Sweetwater achieves extraordinary terpene and cannabinoid profiles by giving their plants individual attention in small batches and growing directly in soil, with organic farming methods:
Read MoreAcapulco Gold is a legendary sativa landrace strain from Mexico's Guerrero Mountains, officially defined by the Oxford English Dictionary in 1964. Its golden-green buds, sweet earthy flavor, and uniquely euphoric near-psychedelic effects made it a counterculture icon. Featured in film, name-dropped by celebrities, and still sought by connoisseurs today.
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