A licensed producer (LP) is an organization licensed by Health Canada to perform activities with cannabis that include cultivation, processing, research and development (R&D) and selling cannabis for medical or non-medical purposes. See the full list of licensed producers in Canada here.

A set of plants of the same variety of cannabis, that have been grown, harvested and processed together by the same licensed producer.

Used to combine ground cannabis into a roll for inhalation.

An accessory that is used to inhale dried flowers. They can be made of metal, glass, wood or acrylic.

The pistil contains the reproductive parts of a female flower, including on the cannabis plant.

Resin is released from the trichomes of the cannabis plant and has a high THC concentration.

Cannabis indica, sativa or a hybrid, cultivated specifically for its effects. There are hundreds of strains with wide-ranging properties.

Compounds found in all organic material. They’re responsible for variations in fragrance and character of cannabis.

Tetrahydrocannabinol. The primary component in cannabis, it has a psychoactive effect. Its concentration in dried cannabis can be less than 1% or as high as 30%.

Liquid cannabis extract that can be mixed into drinks or flavoured and used as drops under the tongue.