Cannabis Oil - Marijuana

Properties:
Cannabis sativa is dioecious: there are separate male and female plants. THC is highly concentrated around the flowering parts of the female plant. The leaves and male plants have less THC, while the stems and seeds contain almost none. The plants have characteristic compound leaves with up to 11 separate toothed lobes. Imported herbal cannabis occurs as compressed blocks of dried brown plant matter comprising the flowering tops, leaves, stems and seeds of Cannabis sativa. Cannabis resin is generally produced in 250g blocks, many of which bear branded printing. Cannabis oil is a dark, viscous liquid.

Origin:
Herbal cannabis imported into Europe may originate in West Africa, the Caribbean or Southeast Asia, but the cannabis resin largely comes from North Africa or Afghanistan. Cannabis oil (hash oil) is often produced locally from cannabis or cannabis resin by solvent extraction. Intensive indoor cultivation has become widespread in Europe and elsewhere. This is based on improved seed varieties and procedures such as artificial heating and lighting, hydroponic cultivation in nutrient solutions, and propagation from female plant cuttings. Leads to a high production of flowering material (sometimes known as 'skunk'). As with other naturally occurring drugs (eg, heroin and cocaine), total synthesis is not currently an economic proposition. Precursors of THC are not listed in the 1988 United Nations Convention against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances.

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Cannabis is usually smoked, often mixed with tobacco or in a smoking device (bong). Because THC has low water solubility, cannabis ingestion leads to poor absorption. The average "refrigerated" cigarette contains about 200 mg of herbal cannabis or cannabis resin.
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