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Today we use visit a cannabis dispensary medicinally and recreationally. In times past, and in some places still today, folks consider it sacred, a spiritual herb. It forms part of certain ceremonies and rituals over several centuries and worldwide too. Societies from today’s Rastafarians to ancient Taoists in China recognized its spiritual effects. As more … Continued

Today, you can search Google for a “cannabis store near me” and find a long inventory of results. Weed is legal in California both medically and recreationally. Most other states have liberal laws for one or the other too, often both. Breeders are cultivating new strains for new effects and therapies. Companies are innovating with … Continued

Not long ago, two decades, three at most, cannabis came reserved for the stereotypical stoner. It was taboo. Prohibited. All anybody really knew was that it made you “high,” made you giggle uncontrollably, or made you fall asleep. The world changed since then. Unless you are unaware of civilization, you surely know by now that … Continued

Anxiety is crippling the United States. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, it is extremely common, affecting roughly one-fifth of society, around 40 million individuals. The problem is immense, with serious consequences for people, their families, and their wider communities. Anxiety seldom occurs alone: It often shares company with depression. Most sufferers … Continued

  When Governor Newsome finally reopens our lives, will we immediately abandon our new-normal of staying home, getting high, ordering from every restaurant, and procrastinating? Abandon we may, because we’ll have to go back to work.  That’s why it’s important to tackle this task now with a check-off as thick as a fatty to track … Continued

  We wanted to give you a list of the best late-night munchie spots.  That was then. This is now.   Restaurants are curbside, info is iffy. BUT:  You want to eat, and they – out there, what your business, so Herbarium LA stuffed ourselves to find the best options for your culinary – err – … Continued

Cannabis consumers have long prized potency (a high THC content) as one of the main factors that makes a particular strain more desirable. Though traditional demand for THC has caused an oversaturation of high-potency products, many consumers are starting to prefer less intense products that are lower in THC and higher in the non-intoxicating compound … Continued

Cannabis smells, and with good reason: it’s loaded with terpenes, aromatic compounds that not only determine a particular strain’s smell and taste, but also contribute to its effects. These are the most common terpenes you see today.   Myrcene (MUR-seen) The most common terpene in modern commercial cannabis. Believed to promote calming effects. Also Found … Continued

Terpenes In Cannabis Secreted in the same glands that produce cannabinoids like THC and CBD, terpenes are aromatic oils that color cannabis varieties with distinctive flavors like citrus, berry, mint, and pine. Not unlike other strong-smelling plants and flowers, the development of terpenes in cannabis began for adaptive purposes: to repel predators and lure pollinators. There are many factors that … Continued

With all the vaping crisis’s and black-market cannabis sales, would you want to buy any cannabis product that has no information on it? Cannabis testing allows consumers to make informed purchasing decisions based on the strength and composition of cannabis products. Accurate testing is important for medical patients who need specific effects. It is also … Continued

Anatomy Of A Cannabis Plant When looking at a cannabis plant at Herbarium, you’ll notice a complex binding of different parts: the fiery orange hairs, the sugary crystals, chunky knobs encased by tiny leaves. But what exactly are all of these and what do they do? The cannabis plant is comprised of several structures, many … Continued