We take a deeper dive into some of the most prevalent terpenes, a cannabis company facing a bill from the CRA – excise tax on their stolen product, and Alberta updates their laws to allow cannabis and age-gated events. We stop on Cultivar Corner, brought to you by Up In Smoke, we sample Charlie’s Pineapple Reserve Honey Bananas Live Rosin.
We take a deeper dive into some of the most prevalent terpenes, a cannabis company facing a bill from the CRA – excise tax on their stolen product, and Alberta updates their laws to allow cannabis and age-gated events. We stop on Cultivar Corner, brought to you by Up In Smoke, we sample Charlie’s Pineapple Reserve Honey Bananas Live Rosin.
Charlie's Pineapple Reserve Honey Bananas Live Rosin
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Ian
From a studio high above the clouds of the Okanagan Valley. This is the cannabis potcast.
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Ian
Exploring the world of Canadian cannabis culture. One toke at a time.
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Gary Johnston
Here is your host and bud tender Gary Johnston. Let me take advantage of the fact that you're here, and I will welcome you to the Cannabis potcast. This could be your first time. Or maybe this is five times you in by. Oh, that would be a lot. In either case, I'm happy to have you here. I really appreciate you being a listener of the Cannabis potcast.
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Gary Johnston
We're going to spend the next 30 minutes talking about the plant that I am absolutely passionate about and have been for a few years, and that is cannabis. Now, before we get too much further, let me remind you this podcast is intended for those of legal consumption age in your jurisdiction and is intended purely for entertainment and perhaps educational purposes.
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Gary Johnston
You should always consume your cannabis responsibly in episode 218. We take a deeper dive into some of the most prevalent turbines. There was a cannabis company in B.C. facing a bill from the CRA. It's an excise tax on their stolen product. Alberta updates their laws to allow cannabis and age gated events. And we stop at Cultivar Corner. Brought to you by up in Smoke.
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Gary Johnston
We're going to sample Charlie's pineapple reserve. Honey, bananas, live rosin. And that just sounds delicious. All of that and more on episode 218 of the Cannabis potcast.
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Gary Johnston
Thank you so much for being a listener of the Cannabis potcast. I am so appreciative of that. If you do want to make a comment in anything you hear, you can do so at info at Cannabis potcast.com. Or if you want to contribute, you can go to buy me a coffee.com/cannabis potcast. If you like what you hear and you feel so inclined, you're welcome to buy me a doobie.
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Gary Johnston
Now let me tell you how excited it was for me to meet my second granddaughter from Australia. I did, my daughter Sarah came home with her husband Josh, and I got to meet her second daughter, Remi, who was a year old Kira. Of course, I met last time when we went to Australia a couple of years ago. I had not seen her since.
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Gary Johnston
She's three now, so that tells you how long it's been. So Kira and Remi have arrived. We are all set. Ian, Christine and a meal are on the way. Their flights have begun and my family from the cusp. Sean, Rachelle, Fiona and Flynn. They're on their way. This is starting to feel really cool as we can all get back together.
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Gary Johnston
I get five grand, get to meet all five grandchildren at the same time, and we're going to throw them a birthday party. That's going to be fun. I'm sorry, but I had to share that with you. Now let's get to the stories. This is an interesting story from Stratcom about how the CRA has been charging for excise stamps that were stolen.
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Gary Johnston
This just gets better and better. Is it running a legal cannabis business in Canada? Wasn't difficult enough. Some producers are now discovering that even being the victim of a crime doesn't spare them from government taxation. An emerging concern across the industry is that licensed producers are being charged excise tax by the Canada Revenue Agency on cannabis products that were stolen before they ever had a chance to be sold.
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Gary Johnston
Dylan King, CEO of British Columbia based craft cannabis company Pistol in Paris, experienced this firsthand when his facility was robbed in July 2023. We had a break in at our facility and they stole 130kg of cannabis. The thieves got away and it was me taking the hit because we weren't insured at that time. It was a big loss for us, he recalls.
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Gary Johnston
In the aftermath, King did what many businesses would do. Upgraded security and secured insurance for future protection. We made the best of the situation by beefing up security and adding insurance on our product. But several months later, his company received a surprising bill not from a vendor or supplier, but from the CRA itself. Fast forward about eight months.
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Gary Johnston
My accounting office got a bill from the C.r.a. Excise Tax Department for $130,000 for lost excise revenue, he says. I told my accountant there must be some sort of mistake. It was an exercise. If it wasn't packaged, it was just for cannabis. And I had determined whether I was going to sell it internationally or in Canada. Despite the product never entering the retail system, the C.r.a. maintained that the company was viable.
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Gary Johnston
According to King, the agency's position was based on the belief that the stolen cannabis was destined for the Canadian market. They said due to the theft in Paris, is still liable for $130,000 in excise. King's initial appeal was rejected. He's now in the second stage of the appeal process, though CRA collections have already begun. We drafted a really good letter to them saying that this bill might cripple the business and shut my facility down.
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Gary Johnston
I also reminded them that we pay. We've never been late and we've never had any issue paying our excise tax, he explained. It's just such a frustrating battle to fight. Trying to prove to them why this is a dangerous position for me. Well, the regulations are clear in some areas. They're far less forgiving in this scenario. Trina Fraser, a partner at Brazeau Seller Law, notes that excise duty on lost or unaccounted for products is not unique to cannabis.
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Gary Johnston
It exists across several regulated goods. The concept of excise duty being paid for goods that cannot be accounted for, does extend beyond cannabis to other goods that attract excise duty, she said. Setting specific sections of the excise Act in 2001, Fraser pointed out that includes bulk spirits, package wine, vaping products and tobacco. However, Fraser added that other products are granted exceptions that cannabis is not.
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Gary Johnston
There were several exemptions that apply to other types of goods which do not apply to cannabis. For example, the penalty for unaccounted tobacco and vaping products doesn't apply when the goods were destroyed by fire and the penalty for unaccounted bulk spirits package. Spirits and wine doesn't apply where the goods were lost in prescribed circumstances. Fraser says theft is typically not one of those exceptions for any product if it occurs within a facility rather than during transport.
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Gary Johnston
Still, she believes these CRA should show more flexibility or that the law could be updated. It might discussions with CRA. Their position seemed to be that the license holder is ultimately responsible for the products, and they must do everything necessary to prevent loss or theft, she explains. I believe this releases Cra's belief that stolen product will likely make its way into the regulated illicit market, and Cra's position is that duty should still be payable in this circumstance, she adds.
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Gary Johnston
CRA has also advised me that if the cannabis industry believes that circumstances should be prescribed where license holders should be absorbed, the responsibility for lost or stolen cannabis products, then industry needs to advocate for legislative changes to the act. To provide for this. Sherry Woodrum, CEO and co-founder of Delta Incorporated, agrees that the Cras interpretation is legally grounded but also believes it raises serious questions of fairness and logic.
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Gary Johnston
From a regulatory standpoint, the Cra's position of holding license holders liable for excise tax on solely cannabis products is a matter of the language constraint in the Excise Act 2001, which treats the product as dutiable the moment it is packaged and stamped for sale, she says. The rationale is that once the product enters the duty paid stream, it is presumed to be destined for the consumer market, and excise duty is therefore payable regardless of whether the product is ultimately sold, destroyed or lost due to theft.
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Gary Johnston
However, Woodrum emphasizes that this logic fails to consider the real world consequences for license holders already struggling with narrow margins and complex compliance demands. Applying excise tax to stolen inventory not only punishes the victim of a crime, but also fails to account for the product's removal from the commercial supply chain, essentially taxing a lot. She suggests that a more balanced system would recognize theft as a legitimate and verifiable loss, much like how destroyed products are sometimes treated.
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Gary Johnston
There is a case to be made for more nuanced approach, such as allowing for relief where theft or loss is documented and sufficiently investigated, she explains. Similar to the cra's treatment of destroyed products, under certain conditions, the producer may be eligible to apply for a remission of the excise tax already paid on those units. As a publication, Dylan King is still awaiting a decision on his second appeal, a resolution that could determine the future viability of his company.
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Gary Johnston
In the meantime, his story stand as a warning to other cannabis businesses. Being robbed may not be the end of your problems. It might be the start of a tax bill. Now, that's probably something nobody ever thought that they were going to be taxed on stuff that had been stolen from their inventory.
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Gary Johnston
We're picking this story up from Strack and Akam, and this is all about a story that we have already covered a couple of times on the fact that Alberta is looking to sell cannabis at public events. Cannabis retailers in Alberta can sell cannabis at events and festivals where minors are permitted. An announcement from the Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission, the AG CLC, shared with the industry the week of July 14th, states that cannabis store licenses can now apply for a license to sell cannabis at events, even if minors are permitted to attend.
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Gary Johnston
This most recent change follows a similar change to the province's rules in 2024 that allowed such sales as minors, prohibited entertainment events or cannabis industry trade shows. The province has also previously allowed cannabis consumption spaces at these types of events. Previously, cannabis sales in Alberta were restricted to adults only 18 plus events. Retailers could sell cannabis only, with the temporary license extension from the AG.
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Gary Johnston
CLC, and sales could not occur within designated consumption areas. The amended policy related to these sales may be found under section 4.17 of the Agco, LLC's Retail Cannabis Store Handbook. One Alberta cannabis retailer says it is already taking advantage of such changes, with pop up sales at at least two events this summer. Plant Life Cannabis, with about 40 locations in Alberta, was selling cannabis at the Rock and Thunder in Edmonton on the weekend of July 11 to 12, and will be at Country Thunder in Calgary from August 15 to 18.
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Gary Johnston
Cannabis sales take place in an 18 plus area. The event Rocking Thunder, included bands like Def Leppard, Joan Jett and Weezer, while Country Thunder features artists like Cody Johnson, Bailey Zimmerman and Clint Black. We see this is a natural evolution where cannabis retail is headed, said Ian Scott, VP of operations for Plant Life Cannabis Festival is bring together a wide range of Albertans and by operating in designated 18 plus zones with transparency, education and full compliance.
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Gary Johnston
We're showing how cannabis can responsibly exist in the same spaces as beer gardens or food trucks. We're proud to be leading this shift through careful planning. Designated consumption areas and clear separation from minors. We demonstrated that cannabis can be safely and responsibly integrated into major life events. This sets a new benchmark for what's possible in the evolving entertainment and cannabis landscapes.
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Gary Johnston
Scott tells Stratton that the company, along with others in the industry, worked with the Anglesea in the lead up to the announcement, allowing them to plan these two events in anticipation of these regulatory changes. Alberta is the first province to allow these types of sales at Non-Targeted events. This is a huge step for the normalization of cannabis in Alberta, added Marty Kislyak, president of Retail Plant Life Cannabis.
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Gary Johnston
We've been preparing behind the scenes in our team is ready to responsibly, visibly and in full compliance at a new kind of cultural event. Gerry Korczak, director of corporate partnerships at Rock and Thunder and Country Thunder, said the first event went well. We're proud to share that this past weekend's festival marked a successful step toward integrating Legalize Cannabis into the live music experience, said Cruickshank.
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Gary Johnston
Our onsite cannabis sales were handled with the highest standards of compliance and responsibility, working closely with regulators to ensure a safe and seamless guest experience. The feedback from festival goers was overwhelmingly positive. Guests appreciated the convenience and atmosphere and we saw the response and enjoyment throughout the weekend. We're excited about the future of enhancing festival culture in a thoughtful and progressive way.
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Gary Johnston
We're also happy to have this partnership lined up for our Country Thunder event in Calgary this August. Ivan Ross Vrana, a consultant with Diplomatic Consulting, which helped work with the provincial regulator to push for these types of changes, says he sees it as a step forward for the entire industry. With Alberta leading the way. Toronto, who also works with Alberta based cannabis event company called Positive Event Event, which hosted one of Canada's first adults only alcohol free festival, Cannabis Consumption Gardens at the 43rd annual Edmonton International Fringe Theater Festival in 2024, says he expect to see many other such events and partnerships of all kinds in Alberta later this year and next.
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Gary Johnston
He also sees this as a chance for other provinces that are looking into similar allowances to learn from Alberta's approach. The B.C. government, he points out, as an example, has been undertaking industry consultations to allow sales of events as well. We really want to push the envelope of what is possible under this new allowance, and we think it's a giant step forward for cannabis to be normalized with a new population base.
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Gary Johnston
I think we will see more of these events this year and especially next year. I think there's clarity here in Alberta is going to be more common, says Vrana. The B.C. government recently issued a discussion paper contemplating cannabis sales at events as well, something Verena says has a chance to be influenced by Alberta's leadership on the file. Manitoba enters gacha and have also allowed sales at events in some limited capacity.
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Gary Johnston
In 2022, producer Western Cannabis, in collaboration with cannabis distributor Weed Pool and retailer Wild Boutique, operated a retail sales booth, the first of its kind in the province. At Country Thunder, a four day festival. Casey Bear, the director of operations at Chinook Cannabis and the co-founder of The Garden, which provides cannabis gardens for events, tells Stewart that, you know, just recently hosted a space at Badlands, something the company has done for several years now.
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Gary Johnston
It was those events that were the catalyst to get this legislature changed to allow for minor allowed events, he says. This is great for the entire cannabis industry in Alberta, says bear. The reaction from the public has been super positive. Cannabis has always been at these events, so this is just allowing it to be done more compliantly and that's a great news from Alberta.
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Gary Johnston
They can now sell at age gated events for those 18 years of older. It's helping to normalize cannabis to see.
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Speaker 3
CBD giving profiles. What's to me? Oh please explain to me.
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Gary Johnston
Go to the cool.
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Unknown
Go. Go to the corner and go to the corner.
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Gary Johnston
Please explain this stuff to me. Welcome to Cultivar Corner, brought to you by Up in Smoke at 258 West Broadway in Vancouver and online at It's Up in smoke.com. Remember, if you live in B.C. and you are 19 years of age or older, you can order something from the online menu and have it sent to you. Or if you live in Vancouver and you ordered before 2 p.m., you can have it sent to you by e-scooter that very day.
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Gary Johnston
That's fabulous. And what are we doing today? Speaking of fabulous, this is from friends of dabble. Soil to oil. Honey, bananas. Let me give you a little bit more specific about what we're talking about here. So this is Charlie's pineapple reserve. Honey bananas, live rosin. It's a collaboration with Devil Cannabis that offers creamy banana and honey aromas in a smooth, full body concentrate.
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Gary Johnston
Perfect for unwinding with friends. It delivers an intoxicating potency alongside a rich, mouthwatering flavor profile. Oh, I have to. I have opened the jar. The aromas of sweet honey and ripe banana greet you upon opening the jar. Oh, that is just delicious. The flavor translates onto the palate with funky banana, sweet honey and a lingering sugar finish.
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Gary Johnston
It's available for a limited time. The Honey Bananas Live rosin from Charlie's Pineapple Reserve has been brought to market through a collaboration with Dabble Cannabis. This is the premium concentrate made from washing a cross of Honey Boo and strawberry bananas. This cold cured live rosin boasts rich golden texture with a creamy, peanut butter like consistency that enhances its smoothness.
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Gary Johnston
Oh, the aromas of sweet honey and ripe banana greet you upon opening the jar, and the flavor translates onto the palate with funky banana, sweet honey and a lingering sugar finish grown in living soil using the Korean natural farming approach in the picturesque Shenanigan Valley. This live rosin is a true testament to artisanal cannabis cultivation, washed using charity's pineapple reserves hash tag system.
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Gary Johnston
The honey banana is live. Rosin is a clean solvent loss concentrate and offers a full spectrum experience with 7% total terpenes. We'll get into the recommended activities later. Right now I'm going to get it into my Puff Girl proxy. I got a nice little dab there. Oh, this is looking nice. We're going to run it. And the temperature, the low temperature which I think let me get view of what the temperatures are.
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Gary Johnston
We know what our temperatures are going to be. So if we look at this this is going to be a describe the effect on the X and what we are. So in the blue, that's going to be at a 550°F for most flavor and lowest vapor production. That's where we're going to start on the honey bananas.
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Gary Johnston
Oh, doesn't that sound delicious? This just sounds absolutely delicious. Honey bananas. Live rosin from Charlie's pineapple reserve. It's a cross of Honey Boo Boo and strawberry bananas that have been bashed together. We get some temperature going, and that's going to be at 500 and 505. So there's my low.
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Gary Johnston
Oh, tasty. Oh, fruity banana.
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Gary Johnston
Oh, that is beautiful. Oh what other kind of taste am I feeling in there. That is delicious.
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Gary Johnston
Funky banana, sweet honey and a lingering sugar finish. Okay.
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Gary Johnston
Okay, we are done. The first one, we're going to pop the temperature up to the green, and we're going to try from there as we get a little bit more of our honey bananas. Oh my goodness. Here you go. I'm already feeling it in my endocannabinoid system.
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Gary Johnston
Oh my. Oh delicious. Oh there's a lot of that banana. On almost a little bit of strawberry too. So perfect for a mellow evening with friends. Honey bananas is great for unwinding after a long day. Whether you're sharing stories, enjoying some light conversation or simply relaxing with a drink, this concentrate enhances your downtime and creates a relaxing vibe.
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Gary Johnston
It's creamy sweetness is the ideal companion for relaxed social relaxation moments, providing a calm yet potent experience.
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Gary Johnston
Oh, and here are some of that calm yet potent. This beer is.
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Gary Johnston
Oh, I have singled the temperature up to number three, so it's almost at the hottest. And we're getting a lot of the vapor out of what is left in the candy in the tank. It's oh my goodness sakes. Now I was going to post, the, line item from the folks at, It's up in smoke. They're devil cannabis, honey bananas live rosin is out.
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Gary Johnston
They don't have any. But I got some. And boy, is it good. Oh my goodness. I'm going to pop this back up one more time. And we're going to do just a little bit of cleanup. So euphoria.
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Gary Johnston
Oh little body relaxation. Nice euphoria. Oh, really, really nice euphoria.
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Gary Johnston
Oh, it's just smacking me in the face. This one. Oh, lovely. Can I just sit down with this for a day and just. Just do nothing else? Oh, this feels really good. Is there any details I haven't given you about Friends of Devil? Honey, bananas, live rosin, my teams, 7.19%. Here's what's in it a beta miocene limonene, trans carry offline pharmacy in and alpha humanly.
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Gary Johnston
There's the whole mix. You get some of that pharmacy in in there and you spill some of those candy notes. Oh, and the honey is I don't know where the honey is coming from, but it feels really good and will remind you that Cultivar Corner is brought to you by Up in Smoke at eight oh Seattle's told. I don't even remember what I tried as they go to bar corner is brought to you by Up in Smoke at 258 West Broadway in Vancouver and online at It's Up and smoke.com.
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Gary Johnston
Remember, if you're 19 years of age or older in live in BC, you can have something said to you. And if you order before 2 p.m., you can have a scent by e-scooter that very day. I've remembered and now I'm stoned. Oh my, my, thank you for honey bananas live rosin from Charlie's Pineapple Reserve. I apparently you know what you're doing.
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Gary Johnston
Sharing stories about good weed while trying good weed. This is the cannabis potcast, and we're picking this story up from a story we picked up from Cannabis Training University and is the ultimate list of Turpin and Turpin benefits. Cannabis terrapins are aromatic compounds found in the cannabis plant that contribute to its unique smell, flavor, and effects. Terpenes play a crucial role in the overall experience and potential therapeutic benefits of cannabis.
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Gary Johnston
They can interact with cannabinoids like THC and CBD to produce what is known as the entourage effect, where the combined effects of cannabinoids and terrapins are greater than the effects of each compound individually. This is why full spectrum products are becoming increasingly popular and preferred above isolates and distillates. What are terrapins? Simply put, the Europeans are the fragrant oils in cannabis and other plants naturally possess that define their aromas and flavors.
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Gary Johnston
Then what gives lemon Skunk its distinctive citrusy funk and Kim Dog, its pungent diesel fuel properties. Each strain is different and terpenes, and the most obvious element that sets them apart. Terrapins are found in many other plants as well. If you love the smell of fresh basil, yes, you can thank terpenes for Basil's enticing fragrance. Cannabis terrapins are more strongly detected in mature, unfertilized flower.
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Gary Johnston
Unfortunately, these terpene can degrade easily in cured flowers through improper storage, handling, and exposure. Light. Any discussion about turbines should also touch on cannabinoids. Terpenes and cannabinoids, including THC and CBD. Both contribute to the effect of cannabis when consumed. Both bind with receptors in the brain to produce an overall effect in our bodies, including the euphoric high most people seek from the cannabis experience.
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Gary Johnston
The medicinal benefit from the interactions of chirping and cannabinoids, warrants continued study. Some cannabis patients favor the results of whole cannabis flower therapy over synthetic cannabis concentrates, such as distillates, which remove natural terpenes. Suffice it to say, the cannabinoid terpene relationship is both fascinating and complex. But turbines alone will be the focus here, and there's plenty to discuss.
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Gary Johnston
Although cannabis contains more than 40 types of turbines, only about a dozen are common, and we'll focus on the most relevant of those. Turbines produce their therapeutic benefits by interacting with the endocannabinoid system. In 1988, two cannabinoid scientist has been Chabot and Rafael. Mushroom discovered that cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids can work together to create a synergistic healing effect.
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Gary Johnston
Simply put, when you consume a cannabis extract that is full spectrum, you are likely to experience a healing effect that is stronger and will last for a longer time through the effect of symbiosis. In a nutshell, we experience the healing benefits of terpenes through the entourage effect. Here's the list of primary turbines in cannabis. Number one Mersin. This is the most abundant herb meaning cannabis and may make up as much as 65% of the total tripping profile.
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Gary Johnston
In some strains, it produces earthy or musky notes, similar to close beer. Seen helps to reduce inflammation and chronic pain, and may be included in cancer treatment. It's believed that eating a mango about 45 minutes before smoking weed will produce a stronger mental buzz. And as a sidebar, I think we have validated that that has been thrown out.
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Gary Johnston
That is one of the old wives, Hale. I believe mangoes are rich in mercy, and this may help to boost the effect of THC, but technically it doesn't really have that effect. You're seeing is the most common terpene produced by cannabis, and it's also found in many other plant species. If you favor musky, earthy, skunky, indica like northern light, you most likely appreciate Mersin and its coast luck.
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Gary Johnston
I mean, for the evening effect, cannabis strains that contain 0.5% or more Miocene are those that produce the sedative, deeply relaxing qualities. Many medical, recreational cannabis consumers enjoy. So if your evening plans are no more ambitious than a pizza delivery and binge watching invaders in a heady indica rich in Mersenne may be right up your alley. Number two limonene.
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Gary Johnston
And whether it's limonene or limonene, I think it's a short, short I, because there is one consonant separating the two of us. That's how I deal with my pronunciations limonene. This is the second most abundant Turpin in cannabis. It's also found in high amounts in the rind of citrus fruits, such as oranges and tangerines. It's commonly used in the manufacturing of cleaning products and cosmetics.
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Gary Johnston
Limonene is a mood enhancer often used in aromatherapy. It also has antifungal and antibacterial properties. Recent studies have revealed that this terpene may have a role to play in reducing tumor size. Limonene is a terpene derived from piney, and like pinyin, its name is a giveaway for what it smells like lemons. Cannabis varieties like Super Lemon Haze are high in limonene.
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Gary Johnston
Consuming these strains promoted general uplift in mood and attitude. This citrusy terpene is the major component in citrus fruit rind, rosemary, juniper, and peppermint, as well as in several pine needle oils. Plants use limonene as a natural insecticide, little or little is responsible for the floral notes in cannabis. It's also common in lavender and aromatic herbs. Little can promote calming, relaxing effects.
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Gary Johnston
Little law has been used for centuries as a sleep aid, and is widely known to reduce stress found in strains like Lavender and Skywalker G. Little is used to relieve seizure symptoms and provide relief to those suffering from psychosis. Little or lessens the anxious emotions. Sometimes provoked by THC, thus making it helpful in anxiety treatment studies also suggest that little or boost the immune system.
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Gary Johnston
It's found in many commercial products like perfumes, shampoos, cleansers, detergents and soaps. It's also present in some insect repellents and is known to repel fleas, mosquitoes and cockroaches. Studies on might suggest that little may reduce anxiety and panic related behavior, and there is ample anecdotal evidence indicating that it may have similar calming effects on humans. Carrie Arlene is the third in or the fourth in our tripping list.
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Gary Johnston
It has a strong, spicy aroma and is common in black pepper, cinnamon, and spices such as regno, basil, and rosemary. Curry off line is the only chirping that binds to CB2 receptors. It's commonly used in topical creams as an anti-inflammatory agent. Besides this, it also shows promise in alcohol addiction. Rehabilitation. In addition to its present in cannabis, beta carry off line is found in many plants such as Thai basil, cloves, cinnamon leaves, and black pepper.
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Gary Johnston
This terpenes aroma is peppery, woody, and or spicy. Strains like AK 47 girl Scout cookies in White Widow contain carry ethylene like limonene. Studies show that beta carry lean holds promise in effective cancer treatment. Number five Alpha Pinyin and Beta Pinyin pinyin turbines have the aroma of pine trees. They produce anti-inflammatory effects in humans. Also, they help to improve airflow in the lungs and respiratory function.
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Gary Johnston
They also inhibit memory loss related to the excessive use of THC. As its name implies, pinyin is a chirping no for its pine and fir aroma. It occurs in pine and other coniferous and some non-canon first plant balsamic resin and some citrus fruits. Pinyin is used in medicine as an anti-inflammatory, expectorant, bronchodilator, and local anesthetic. Although found in cannabis, scientific indications suggest that high levels of piney may actually lower the effects of THC.
00;32;39;05 - 00;33;11;07
Gary Johnston
Number six human gene is a primary Turpin, most commonly associated with hops, the same compound responsible for the earthy, spicy aroma found in your favorite IPAs. It's also present cannabis, particularly in sativa dominant strains, as well as in plants like Vietnamese coriander and basil. Not just a flavor enhancer, human offers a wide range of potential health benefits. It has been shown to have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anti-tumor properties.
00;33;11;09 - 00;33;36;15
Gary Johnston
Notably, it also acts as a natural appetite suppressant, making it a subject of interest for weight and management and metabolic health. You lean has a long history of use in traditional Chinese medicine, where it's been used to address inflammation and support overall wellness. Modern research is beginning to support these traditional uses. Japanese for number seven. This is a rare treat being that smells of lilacs.
00;33;36;17 - 00;34;01;20
Gary Johnston
It has calming and mood enhancing properties. Some recent studies have also shown that it can exhibit anti-malarial properties. The aroma after pineal not only hints of lilac, but also flower blossoms as well as pine and clove. Not surprisingly, depending on how often is found in cannabis varieties that have high pinning levels, which unfortunately masks the more subtle fragrances of disturbing.
00;34;01;23 - 00;34;25;27
Gary Johnston
The pineal is known to have calming, relaxing effects, and studies indicate that cannabis extracted to your pineal has antioxidant properties as well as a lone chirping. Japanese aroma is best described as floral, with a soft fragrance of lilac blossoms with a slight citrus twist in the flavor department. Japan. All has been linked to mint in a niece with semi-sweet lime notes.
00;34;26;00 - 00;34;58;20
Gary Johnston
The panel is found in a number of other plant species besides cannabis, including lilac, pine and fir trees. Number eight balancing. This is an exotic chirping that is found in significant amounts in these sweet Valencia oranges. Valentine is a rare chirping with a rare citrus herbal and woody aroma. Limited research on animal models has shown that balancing chirping may have anti-inflammatory, anti-allergy skin protectant, and anti-cancer effects.
00;34;58;23 - 00;35;29;05
Gary Johnston
Valentine is thought to produce blissful and mood boosting effect. It may also have anti-inflammatory and anti allergic properties. Valentine has many commercial uses, including food, flavorings, cleaning products, cosmetic products, and pest control products, and number nine tropical. In Japan. A lean has a piney aroma with a floral essences. It also is present in high amounts in sage, rosemary is commonly used in the manufacture of soaps and perfumes.
00;35;29;10 - 00;35;48;13
Gary Johnston
Some studies have shown that this hairpin has depressant effects on the central nervous system. It induces drowsiness and may be used to reduce anxiety. So that's an idea of your primary terpenes and how they affect you in cannabis.
00;35;48;15 - 00;36;06;07
Gary Johnston
I don't know about your clock, but I know that mine shows that we've been starting for about a half an hour here could be a little bit longer. It could be a little bit shorter, but it can be somewhere in the middle. I am so pleased that you're here. Thank you for being along for the ride. Isn't that something to accomplish?
00;36;06;09 - 00;36;28;13
Gary Johnston
We did it. We learned a lot. And now it's time to get back to the word teasers. The worst dead jokes in the world. Here comes number one. Can you divorce somebody for being a bad speller? Having a wonderful time. Wish you were here.
00;36;28;16 - 00;36;52;20
Gary Johnston
Okay, I get it. What's the one instrument anybody can play immediately? An air guitar. Okay, that's a little sick. Okay, one more card for two questions. Why did the uncle send his nephew three socks for his birthday? Because his mother said he had grown a foot.
00;36;52;22 - 00;37;17;13
Gary Johnston
But that. No. Never mind. Who is this Philip's guy? And why does he have so many screwdrivers? Maybe we could change it. Have a new card. That's for Canadians. And we could say, who is this Robertson guy? And if that doesn't make any sense to you, check out your Robertson screwdrivers. All right, that's it. I hope you had fun.
00;37;17;13 - 00;37;26;20
Gary Johnston
I know I did. Thank you for being here. It's been a blast from the guy of the clouds. That's it for episode 218 of the Cannabis potcast.
00;37;26;25 - 00;37;35;04
Ian
From the cannabis infused studio high above the Okanagan Valley. This was the cannabis potcast.