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THC and CBD get the headlines, but cannabis makes more than 100 cannabinoids. Here's what they are, how they act in the body, how they differ from terpenes and how to read them on a label.
Yes, people can be allergic to cannabis. Here is how reactions show up, what allergists look for, the usual triggers and when a reaction needs emergency care.
Terpenes give each strain its smell and flavor. Learn where they form, what research does and doesn't show about their effects, and how to use terpene info when you shop.
Flavonoids give plants color and protection, and cannabis makes more than 20 of them, including a few found almost nowhere else. Here is what they are and what science can and cannot say yet.
Infused pre-rolls are joints with concentrate added inside, outside or both. Here's what goes into one, why it hits harder and how to enjoy one at a careful pace.
Edibles are foods and drinks infused with cannabis. They kick in later and last longer than smoking, so the label, a small serving and patience matter most.
Dabs do smell, though usually less than a joint. Here's where the odor comes from, how rigs and pens compare, and courteous ways to keep the air fresh at home.
Nobody agrees on what OG stands for in strain names. Here are the main theories, the OG Kush story and what the label actually tells you.
420 began as a 1971 code among a group of California friends and grew into cannabis culture's unofficial holiday. Here's the real story and how to mark April 20 legally in Michigan.
Flip 710 upside down and it reads OIL. Here's how July 10 became a day for cannabis concentrates, plus a primer on dabs and how to enjoy them safely.
Budtenders know products, labels and Michigan law. Here is what they do, where their job ends and how to get recommendations that fit you.
The cola is the crown of the cannabis plant. What it is, why growers prize it and how to judge premium flower by look, smell and freshness, not size alone.
THC, CBD, terpenes and each product format, explained for newer consumers and patients.
Who qualifies for a Michigan medical marijuana card and how to apply, step by step.
The rules for buying, carrying and using cannabis in Michigan, in plain language.
What to expect at each of our eight Michigan stores before you visit.
515 Lansing St
Charlotte, MI 48813-1100
317 North Mission Street
Mount Pleasant, MI 48858
465 E Michigan Ave
Saline, MI 48176
2040 Merritt Road
East Lansing, MI 48823
60695 Gratiot Avenue
Lenox, MI 48048
9242 Tiffany Blvd
Birch Run, MI 48415
804 Clark St
Big Rapids, MI 49307
19189 US-12
New Buffalo, MI 49117
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