Types of Hash: Bubble Hash, Dry Sift, Pressed, and More
Hash is a concentrated cannabis product made mostly from separated trichome resin. The traditional forms you’ll see on a shelf include bubble hash, dry sift, pressed hash, temple balls and charas.
What Is THCA and How Is It Different from THC? – Scarlet Fire (North York / Toronto)
THCA is tetrahydrocannabinolic acid, the non-intoxicating acid form of THC found in raw, undried cannabis. The key difference between the two is molecular structure…
What Is Rosin and Why Is It So Popular? – Scarlet Fire (North York / Toronto)
Rosin is a solventless cannabis extract made with heat and pressure, with no butane, propane, or supercritical CO₂ involved. It is a purely mechanical process, and that simplicity is a big part of why it has taken off across Canada.
Sativa or Indica: Finding the Right Fit for Daytime Use – Scarlet Fire (North York / Toronto)
Explore how sativa and indica labels can help you compare cannabis products and choose an option that fits your daytime preferences.
Vape Pens or Flower for Beginners: Which Is the Better Choice? – Scarlet Fire (North York / Toronto)
Vape pens or flower for beginners? Compare ease of use, dosing, effects, cost, and control to find the format that fits your preferences.
Understanding Solventless vs. Solvent-Based Concentrates – Scarlet Fire Cannabis Co. (North York / Toronto)
Learn the difference between solventless and solvent-based concentrates, including how they’re made, how they compare, and what to know when choosing between them.
Do THC Drinks Get You High? – Scarlet Fire (North York / Toronto)
The THC drinks get you high because they contain tetrahydrocannabinol, the compound in cannabis that produces intoxicating effects, absorbed through the digestive system rather than inhaled. The strength and speed of that high depend on the dose, the format of the beverage, and the person drinking it.
Cannabis Beverages vs. Edibles: Effects, Timing & What to Expect – Scarlet Fire (North York / Toronto)
Cannabis beverages vs. edibles comes down to one thing: drinks are commonly reported to land sooner and edibles are commonly reported to last longer, because your body handles a can and a gummy very differently.
How Many THC Drinks Can You Have Per Day? – Scarlet Fire (North York / Toronto)
A THC drink may look like any other can in the fridge, but it shouldn’t be treated like one. Unlike alcohol, the effects of THC can take time to fully develop, so drinking multiple cans too quickly can lead to consuming more than you intended.
Rolling With Style: Tips for Rolling the Ultimate Joint – Scarlet Fire (North York / Toronto
CBD brings you back to center without the fog or intensity of high THC. It quiets racing thoughts, soothes sore muscles from long days, and steadies nerves during stressful commutes…