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Puffco Temperature Settings
Puffco Temps, Decoded. This guide breaks down every preset for the Peak, Peak Pro, Pivot, and Proxy. Manuals for every model are linked, so you can dive deeper or adjust your setup with precision. Read more...
Dab Safety and Temperature Science: Why Heat Control Matters
Dabbing isn’t just about heat—it’s about control. Learn how temperature impacts terpene preservation, cannabinoid breakdown, and toxic byproduct formation. Backed by science, this guide breaks down safe dabbing practices, ideal temp ranges, and what most people overlook. Read more...
Glass 101: Pipes, Bongs, Dab Rigs and Bubblers Explained
Glass is one of the most iconic parts of cannabis culture—from classic hand pipes to intricate percolating dab rigs. But more than smoke and artistic value, there's more going on under the surface. This guide will be breaking down the different types of glass pieces, how they function, and what role things like airflow, percolation, and chamber design play in your session. Why Glass? Glass is non-porous and heat-resistant. It doesn't change the flavor of your flower or concentrate, and it allows for precision airflow. It can be uniquely designed,... Read more...
Understanding Concentrate Purity and What LOQ Means
What does “<LOQ” or “ND” on a cannabis lab report really mean? This guide breaks down how to interpret concentrate purity, the role of trace chemicals, and why even small amounts can matter. Learn how to read COAs with confidence and spot the red flags others miss. Read more...
The Science Behind Solventless Extracts
Solventless extracts are where purity meets performance. No chemicals, no lab-made solvents—just pressure, temperature, and technique. What really separates solventless from solvent-based concentrates, though? How does the method—ice water hash, dry sift, and rosin—stack up in texture, potency, and use? This guide breaks down the science, methods, and what most consumers don't know behind this clean and powerful side of cannabis extraction. What are solventless extracts? Solventless cannabis concentrates are such cannabis concentrates manufactured without the use of chemical solvents like butane, propane, or CO₂: The separating of trichomes from... Read more...
Cannabis Plant Anatomy 101: A Beginner’s Guide
What’s really inside your bud? This beginner-friendly guide breaks down cannabis plant anatomy—from trichome-coated calyxes to nutrient-absorbing roots. Learn what fan leaves, pistils, and sugar leaves actually do, and why understanding the plant’s structure helps you choose better products. Read more...
How Labs Test for Potency and Safety in Cannabis and Hemp
Confused by lab reports or COAs? Learn how cannabis and hemp are tested for potency, purity, and safety. We explain the testing methods, lab equipment like HPLC and GC-MS, and how to read lab results like a pro—so you can shop smart and stay safe. Read more...
The Entourage Effect: Myth or Science?
Is the entourage effect real science or just cannabis industry hype? This article breaks down how cannabinoids and terpenes work together, what research supports the synergy, and why full-spectrum products may offer more than isolated compounds. Know what you’re really buying—and why it matters. Read more...
BHO, CO₂, Solvent vs Solventless Concentrates
Pros, Cons, Flavor & Potency Concentrates compress the cannabinoids and terpenes of flower into potent forms that highlight different effects and flavors. This guide compares major extraction methods, how they affect potency and terpene retention, and the tradeoffs between solvent-based and solventless concentrates. Quick overview BHO — Butane Hash Oil, a hydrocarbon extraction often used to make live resin, shatter, wax and more. CO₂ — Supercritical or subcritical carbon dioxide extraction, common in commercial operations for its tunability and safety profile. Ethanol — Polar solvent used when full-spectrum extraction and... Read more...
How Terpenes Influence Flavor and Effects
Terpenes are the aromatic compounds found in plants — especially cannabis — that shape each strain’s flavor, aroma, and overall experience. Beyond just the scent, terpenes play a key role in how cannabinoids like THC and CBD affect the body, a concept known as the entourage effect. Let’s explore the most common terpenes, their aroma notes, and how they interact with cannabinoids to create unique effects. 🌿 Myrcene — The Relaxing Muse Aroma: Earthy, musky, with hints of cloves and ripe fruitFound in: Mangoes, hops, lemongrass Myrcene is one of the... Read more...
How Rosin Is Made: The Heat & Pressure Method Explained
In the ever-evolving world of cannabis concentrates, rosin has emerged as a game-changer, offering a solventless and terpene-rich alternative to traditional extraction methods. This potent, flavorful concentrate has captured the attention of cannabis enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike, who seek a pure, high-quality product. But have you ever wondered how rosin is actually made? In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the science behind the heat and pressure method of rosin extraction, equipping you with the knowledge to understand and appreciate this remarkable concentrate. What is Rosin? Rosin is a cannabis... Read more...
How to Maintain & Clean Your Smoking Accessories
Essential Guides for Longevity, Flavor, and a Smoother Smoking Experience Cleaning a Bong for Smooth Hits and Fresh Flavor A clean bong doesn’t just look better- it delivers smoother hits and preserves the true flavor of your herb. The most effective solution to clean your glass is isopropyl alcohol. Warm it slightly (about 15–20 seconds in the microwave) and carefully pour it into your bong. This helps break down resin, tar, and any microbial buildup clinging to the glass. To maintain freshness between deep cleans, avoid “snapping” your bowl through.... Read more...