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Now that it’s legal to GYO (grow your own) in Canberra, Green Planet can legally share information on how to buy cannabis seeds in Australia. Find out about seedbanks, the best seeds to choose for your needs, how to buy securely online and more.
Weed: one of the most commonly misunderstood drugs in the world. What does weed smell like? How many grams are in an ounce? Here’s a simple beginners guide.
When you consume psychoactive cannabis (AKA weed or marijuana), it can stay in your body for quite a while. Depending on the test administered, it can be detected anywhere from hours and days… to weeks and months.
Advancements in science since the 1990s have demonstrated what anecdotal evidence had been telling us for millennia – cannabis is good for you. Now we know why.
THC is the most infamous of all cannabinoids and the reason why many people first experiment with cannabis. Let take a deep dive into the topic to figure out exactly what it is.
CBD (Cannabidiol) is being sold as a “cure all” for practically every ailment you can imagine. So what exactly is this supposed panacea, and how does it work?
For the vast majority of people, their initial exposure to the plant known as Cannabis sativa was in the context of it being “drugs”. We’re talking about the concept of drugs as experienced by a child or teenager, even some sheltered adults, in which “drugs” are a sort of bogeyman figure representing anti-social behaviour, crime, delinquency, poor health and general scariness. So, is cannabis a drug?
Are you one of those people who had a negative early experience with cannabis which clouded your view of it thereafter? Or perhaps you found that sometimes it was enjoyable but at other times, not so much? You, my friend, may well have come under the influence of consuming the wrong strain…
Hemp is cannabis without the fun stuff. Okay, that’s a bit of a silly comment, but if the difference between hemp, cannabis and marijuana confuses you… read on.
Cannabis in Australia has a long and vibrant history. Indeed, some scholars believe that Britain first colonised Australia specifically to grow hemp, though it is unknown whether the plant may have previously been grown here, perhaps transported via the landmass now known as Indonesia long before the arrival of the British. Let’s take a close look at our favourite plant here in sunny old Australia.