There are several different methods of consuming cannabis, each offering a unique experience and set of effects. From smoking to edibles to vaping, there is a consumption method for everyone's preference.

One of the most traditional ways to consume cannabis is by smoking it. This can be done through joints, blunts, pipes, or bongs. Smoking cannabis involves inhaling the smoke produced by burning the plant material, allowing for quick absorption into the bloodstream and fast-acting effects. Many people enjoy the ritual of rolling a joint or packing a bowl as part of their cannabis experience.

Another popular method of consumption is through edibles. Edibles are food products that have been infused with cannabis extracts such as THC or CBD. These can include cookies, gummies, chocolates, and more. Edibles take longer to kick in compared to smoking but can provide a longer-lasting and more intense high.

Vaping has also become a popular way to consume cannabis in recent years. Vaporizing involves heating up the cannabis flower or concentrate at a lower temperature than combustion, creating vapor that is then inhaled. Vaping is considered to be a healthier alternative to smoking since it doesn't produce harmful smoke toxins.

Topicals are another method of consuming cannabis that doesn't involve ingestion or inhalation. Topical products such as lotions, creams, and balms are applied directly to the skin and absorbed transdermally. These products are often used for localized pain relief or skin conditions.

Dabbing is another method of consuming cannabis concentrates that involves heating up a small amount of concentrate on a hot surface and inhaling the vapor through a dab rig. Dabbing can provide an intense high due to the potency of concentrates.

No matter how you choose to consume cannabis, it's important to start low and go slow when trying new methods or products. Everyone reacts differently to cannabis, so it's important to find what works best for you and your preferences.