Trying all different consumption methods

I learned to be very careful about consuming very small doses and waiting several hours before eating more.

I decided early on that I was going to be open-minded about the products available at the cannabis dispensary. They are all plant-based remedies, with each one offering different timing, longevity and intensity of effects. I started with smokable flower, because it’s the most traditional and popular method. There are thousands of strains of dried flower that can be packed into pipes or bongs or rolled into joints, blunts or cannagars. It took some practice to learn how to roll a decent joint. However, I really enjoy the process and effects of smoking bud. There is also the convenience of pre-rolls that are sold in singles and packs. Some are infused with kief for an added boost of flavor and potency. From flower, I moved onto vape cartridges. They are much easier, requiring little more than a battery and the push of a button. I like that vapes are more discreet. I get the same benefits as old-school smoking but without the odors, smoke and ash. I found that tinctures are especially convenient. The compact package fits into a pocket and includes a dropper that provides precision dosing. I place a few drops under the tongue, let the cannabinoids absorb for a minute or two and then swallow the remaining liquid. I get the quick onset of effects with outstanding simplicity. Edibles took some adjustment, because the effects are delayed and intense. I learned to be very careful about consuming very small doses and waiting several hours before eating more. I have just started to experiment with concentrates. Because they include such high THC levels, I’ve been cautious. However, they offer incredible flavors.

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