Dianna Benjamin specializes in writing health-related cannabis articles for Wikileaf. She is a freelance writer, teacher, wife, and mom, horrified and fascinated by social justice and our inability--yet constant pursuit--to get it right.
Cannabis is one of the longest-domesticated medicinal plants in the world. Today, there are hundreds of strains to try, each with unique chemical profiles. But which strain came first?
Hash, also known as hashish, is one of the oldest concentrates around. Learn how to make solventless hash from cannabis flower with this step-by-step guide.
Heating a cannabinoid to its boiling point vaporizes the chemical while preserving its potency. Heating it past that boiling point can burn it, rendering it useless.
Powdery mildew is a common fungal disease that thrives in moderate temperatures and humid conditions. In other words, it's the stuff of nightmares for cannabis growers.
When your cannabis strains have remained popular for decades, are named in hundreds of hip hop songs, and inspire countless imitations, we think the title “legend” is a good fit.
