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Making Weed Tea Weed tea is an alternative ingestion method you might want to try if you’d prefer to enjoy the beneficial effects of cannabis without smoking or vaping. Drinking weed tea will give you the same long-lasting impact you’d expect from cannabis edibles, minus the extra calories. The Effects of Cannabis Tea Like edibles, cannabis tea has to pass through your digestive system before it reaches the bloodstream. After that, it gets metabolized in the liver. You will begin to feel the effects of cannabis tea in 30-90 minutes, depending on the cannabis strain, whether or not you have eaten recently, and your individual endocannabinoid system. Since the effect is relatively slow to kick in, you might be tempted to consume more tea. Don’t be in a hurry—wait two…

Nothing lasts forever, and this applies to cannabis shelf life as well. But how long does weed stay good? More to the point, can you use that long-forgotten bag of weed you discovered while cleaning out your closet? Under good storage conditions, properly harvested, dried, and cured weed will retain its full potency for six to twelve months. Using it after that time won’t do you harm, but the weakness of its effect might disappoint you. Loss of THC THC is what gives cannabis its punch, and as weed sits in storage, the levels of THC will gradually drop. More specifically, after a year in storage, your packet of weed will have lost 17% of its THC content. After two years, its THC will decrease by 27%. After three years…

If you are a cannabis enthusiast, you surely enjoy connecting with like-minded people. While cannabis lovers do use mass social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, you might consider trying out some of the cannabis-specific networks out there. Read on to learn about our top three cannabis social networks. WeedLife WeedLife, also known as “the cannabis Facebook,” is a thriving cannabis business social network and hangout. It has a catchy, constantly updating newsfeed layout that displays everything cannabis-related, including news, reviews, and how-to guides. Unsurprisingly, more and more cannabis users and businesses are choosing WeedLife as their go-to social network. You can register on WeedLife directly or link your account to a social media platform you are already using, like Facebook or Twitter. Individual users and businesses alike can register…

Many people take cannabis for recreational or medicinal purposes. Cannabis contains psychoactive substances, so users may wonder whether it’s a depressant, a stimulant, a hallucinogen, or something else entirely. A depressant is a drug with a relaxing quality. Depressants reduce muscle tension, anxiety, stress, and insomnia. Many weed users will report these effects, but the influence of cannabis is not quite so straightforward. THC Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, commonly known as THC, is the main psychoactive component in cannabis. It is what sends marijuana users into a state of high through acting on specific cell receptors in the brain. Different people may report varying effects after using cannabis. These include: A relaxing, soporific feeling, reduced anxiety and insomnia (depressant effect) Mood elevation, bliss, euphoria (stimulant effect) Heightened focus and clarity (hallucinogenic effect) So,…

If you're trying to attain a higher degree of mindfulness, you may be practicing meditation and other useful mindfulness exercises. While meditation is a highly personal experience, many people find themselves wondering if cannabis would be a good addition to a meditation session. The answer to this will largely depend on your personal preferences, but there's no doubt that many enjoy using cannabis when they meditate. So, is it a good idea to be meditating on cannabis? There are a few steps you can take in the right direction if you want to get the most out of meditation and cannabis. Let's explore some of our key tips for people seeking a meditation session with cannabis. Control Your Environment It's important to create a relaxing environment for your first attempt…

As the cannabis industry in the United States continues to grow, many people are discovering the numerous benefits of CBD, THC, and other cannabis elements. But is cannabis a viable method for improving your current sleeping patterns? There is some evidence that suggests cannabis can help you improve your sleep. If you've tried cannabis in the past, you've probably noticed it can make you feel drowsy and tired. Still, the impact of cannabis on your sleep can vary significantly from person to person. The strain you consume will also make a large difference. As a lack of sleep can cause serious health problems, finding methods for improving your sleep can play a major role in improving your overall life. If you’re plagued by trouble sleeping, it’s worth giving cannabis a…

If you consume THC regularly, you may notice that you can't achieve the same high that you experienced when you first started smoking. Unfortunately, many cannabis users eventually build up a tolerance to THC, which can reduce how much you enjoy using marijuana and other THC products. This is commonly referred to as "THC tolerance." If you enjoy using THC, you might be searching for a way to reduce this tolerance. By lowering your tolerance, you can improve your high and cut down how much you spend on cannabis. Many cannabis users that have a high tolerance end up consuming much more THC than when they first began smoking. We've compiled five quick tips you can use to reduce your THC tolerance. We recommend that you use these tips in…

COVID-19 is impacting the global economy in unforeseen ways. The economic impact of the virus has left no industry unaffected, and stakeholders in the cannabis niche may be wondering what the current outlook entails for them. Fortunately, the legal cannabis industry has exhibited its resilience in uncertain times. The industry's ability to remain versatile throughout the pandemic is a clear sign that legal cannabis businesses are here to stay. If you're wondering how COVID-19 is changing cannabis, some promising signs point towards a bright future for the legal cannabis world. Legal Cannabis is Essential One of the most challenging components of the shutdown for small businesses is the ability to remain open. While many industries were forced to shut their doors by local officials, the medical cannabis industry experienced a…

For many of us, music just sounds better when you’re lifted. You can hear every individual instrument in a different way, the lyrics often have a new meaning, and the songs just sound different, often in a good way. And right now, with all that we are going through in 2020 thus far, we've never had more time to listen to music. So take advantage of your time wisely and learn more about some of the amazing musicians from the area. Our local musicians are some the world's best, as some of the most legendary artists have come from Washington. Bing Crosby was even raised in our own Spokane, and the state as a whole can boast of Nirvana and Jimi Hendrix, among many others. Whether you are looking for…

Updated: Due to Cornavirus, most restaurants have begun curbside pick up or can now be orders using you preferred food delivery app. Some of the restaurants listed below have closed, while others are providing delivery and pick-up service. If you are stoned in the Spokane area, this might be the most important thing you read today. You don’t have to go on some wild road trip, trying to find the perfect burger while high. Instead, we have compiled our list of the top places to eat in Spokane when you have the munchies. Be sure to check out our pot shops nearby - we are considered an essential service! Essential reading has never been so satisfying, here are the places we recommend. The Flying Goat Pizza in a woodstone oven…