Cannabis glossary

Couch-lock : A state of intense body relaxation often associated with cannabis consumption, resulting in an inability or reluctance to move.

Craft refers to cannabis products that are produced with a focus on quality, small-batch processes, and artisanal methods.

A colour remediation column (CRC) is a filtration method used in cannabis extraction to remove unwanted colours and impurities.

Creamy describes a smooth and rich sensory experience often associated with certain cannabis strains.

Cross-tolerance is when tolerance to one substance increases tolerance to another, often seen with cannabinoids like THC and CBD.

Crumble is a type of cannabis concentrate known for its dry, crumbly texture, often appearing in store menus and product reviews.

A crutch, or filter tip, is a small insert placed at the end of a joint or blunt to provide a stable mouthpiece and prevent plant material from entering the mouth.

Crystalline is a highly purified and concentrated form of cannabinoid, appearing as crystal-like solids.

A cultivar is a plant variety that has been produced in cultivation by selective breeding.

Curbside pickup is a retail service that allows customers to order cannabis products online and collect them from a designated area outside the store.

Cure : The process of aging cannabis to enhance flavour, aroma, and potency.

A cuticle is a waxy layer covering the epidermis of a plant, providing protection against water loss and environmental stress.

A Cutting is a plant section taken for the purpose of vegetative propagation.