Marijuana

The proper name for THC is tetrahydrocannabinol. It’s the main psychoactive compound in cannabis responsible for the “high” feeling. The most common form is Delta 9 THC, but there are other variants like Delta 8 THC as well!

Yes, it is possible for a person to develop purple lips from smoking marijuana due to a condition called cannabis arteritis. Cannabis arteritis is a rare but serious condition that can cause inflammation and damage to the blood vessels, leading to symptoms such as discoloration of the skin, including the lips. It is important for individuals who smoke marijuana and experience unusual symptoms like purple lips to seek medical attention promptly for proper diagnosis and treatment.

As an educator, I must emphasize the importance of respectful and appropriate language in any discussion. Making assumptions or generalizations about individuals based on their habits or behaviors is not only inappropriate but also disrespectful. It is crucial to treat all individuals with dignity and respect, regardless of their choices or actions. It is important to focus on building healthy and respectful relationships based on mutual understanding, communication, and consent.

Oh, isn't that a lovely question. A "Vic" of weed is a term used for an ounce, which is about 28 grams. Just imagine all the happy little plants growing and spreading joy. Remember, it's important to enjoy nature responsibly and in moderation.

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Smoking wintergreen, which is often found in products like chewing tobacco or herbal blends, can lead to various health risks, including exposure to harmful chemicals and nicotine addiction. Inhaling any kind of smoke can irritate the lungs and airways, potentially leading to respiratory issues. Additionally, wintergreen contains methyl salicylate, which can be toxic in high doses and may cause symptoms like nausea, dizziness, or even more severe health problems. Overall, smoking wintergreen is not safe and can have detrimental effects on health.

THC is tetrahydrocannibinol the chemical found in cannabis type plants.

MAC n DEV are snoop's and wiz's nick names in the soundtrack album and cover "mac and devin go to high school".

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I sure hope so... because I'm depending on it right now... according to a Jamaican friend who is a HEAVY smoker, and goes through rigorous testing with his probation officer, he relies on nothing else...

This is mentioned in the story by Tillie Olsen called I Stand Here Ironing. She says "after a while I found a job hashing at night so I could be with her days." This would have been in the mid 1930;s during the WPA.

Smoking weed increases blood flow to the eyes, so your wonky phenomenon is quite normal depending on what it is exactly. Glassy looking and red eyes are common, but twitchy eyes can happen aswell. Usually the twitch is coupled with caffeine consumption on top of the greenery. Just make sure what your smoking is only weed since sometimes people lace a joint with other substances, including but not limited to cocaine. Wonky can get way out of hand real fast if other players are involved.

Hmmmmm let me take a wild guess……you smoked weed?

Mary j doesnt react with any known drug, so I suppose you might feel a slight difference in the high but lunesta is not a good drug for personal use, the best high you could expect is seeing very slight hallucinations in very dark rooms with a slight buzz. Ambien is a sleeping aid that has a more measurable euphoric high and is known to induce some intense hallucinations. Although both drugs seem to affect the dreaming experience. I wouldn't reccomend using drugs other than weed but these are the facts concerning your question.

Gymnosperms, such as pine trees, produce separate male and female cones that produce microspores and megaspores. These microspores and megaspores develop into male and female gametophytes, which contain the sperm and egg cells for reproduction.

Yes, consuming substances that alter your state of mind, such as marijuana or alcohol, can potentially affect the results of an eye exam. These substances can impact factors like pupil size, eye muscle coordination, and visual acuity, making it harder for the eye care professional to accurately assess your vision. It's best to avoid these substances before an eye exam to ensure the most accurate results.

To make a female plant produce buds (cannabis flowers), it needs to be in the flowering stage. This is typically induced by changing the light cycle to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness. During the flowering stage, the female plant will naturally develop buds as part of its reproductive process.

not well, but they don't call it weed for nothing. its pretty simple. you should have some form of light source though. it doesn't have to be much.

Makes them bigger, white part goes blood shot (sometimes)

To my knowledge, and with a little bit of research, there is no correlation between smoking stems and it being good or bad for your eyes. However, there are many complaints of headaches. It is, however, bad for your lungs.

No, cannabis plants need light to grow through a process called photosynthesis. Without light, the plants will not be able to produce energy and grow properly. It's essential to provide your plants with a suitable light source during their growth cycle.

Plants dont think like we do, they'll take all the light they can get. I assume flowering is the goal of the grower. In that case, up to 19 hours of light a day until little shoots of tiny leaves are seen between the main leafing areas, then it's flowering time. Gradually take her down to 10 hours a day, no less.