Cannabis glossary

Manicure refers to the process of trimming and shaping cannabis buds to enhance their appearance and quality.

Marketing compliance ensures cannabis marketing follows legal regulations to protect consumers and maintain industry integrity.

Mason jars are airtight glass containers commonly used for storing cannabis during the curing process to maintain quality and freshness.

A maximum of 10 mg of THC is allowed per serving in cannabis edibles sold legally in Canada.

Mechanical separation is a process used to separate cannabis components without using solvents, relying on physical forces.

Definition: A menu in the cannabis industry is a list of available products or services offered by a cannabis retailer or delivery service.

Milligrams per serving (mg per serving) is a measurement indicating the amount of a substance, such as THC or CBD, in a single serving of a cannabis product.

mg/g is a unit of measurement indicating milligrams of a substance per gram, commonly used to express cannabis potency.

A micro-cultivator is a small-scale cannabis producer licensed to grow limited batches of cannabis.

Microbial count (TPC): A measure of the number of microorganisms present in a cannabis sample, ensuring product safety and quality.

Microdose refers to taking very small amounts of cannabis to achieve subtle effects without experiencing significant psychoactivity.

Microdosing refers to consuming very small amounts of cannabis to achieve subtle effects without significant intoxication.

Micron bags are mesh filters used in cannabis extraction to separate resin glands from plant material.

Micron bags (25u/45u/73u/90u/120u/160u) are fine mesh bags used in cannabis extraction processes to separate plant material based on size.

One-sentence definition: Micronutrients (Ca, Mg, S, Fe, Mn, Zn, Cu, B, Mo) are essential elements that plants, including cannabis, require in small amounts for healthy growth.

Mids refers to cannabis of average quality, often found in the middle tier of product offerings.

Mineral salts are inorganic compounds often used in cannabis cultivation to provide essential nutrients.

One-sentence definition: Minor cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds in cannabis, present in smaller quantities than major cannabinoids like THC and CBD.

Mint/Eucalyptus is a term used to describe a cool, refreshing scent or flavour found in some cannabis strains.

Moisture % refers to the water content present in cannabis, crucial for maintaining product quality and safety.