Consuming cannabis strains can be done in various ways, depending on personal preference, desired effects, and availability of products. Here are some common methods:

Smoking: This is one of the most traditional methods. You can roll cannabis flowers into a joint or pack them into a pipe or a bong. Smoking provides quick onset of effects but may be harsh on the lungs.

Vaping: Vaporizing cannabis heats it to a temperature that releases the cannabinoids and terpenes without burning the plant material. This method is considered less harmful than smoking as it eliminates combustion, producing vapor instead of smoke.

Edibles: Cannabis-infused edibles come in various forms like gummies, chocolates, cookies, and beverages. They provide a longer-lasting and potentially more intense high compared to smoking, but onset can be slower (usually 30 minutes to 2 hours).

Topicals: These are products like creams, balms, or oils that are applied directly to the skin. They are often used for localized pain relief and don’t typically cause a psychoactive effect.

Tinctures: Cannabis tinctures are liquid extracts made by soaking cannabis in alcohol or glycerin. They are consumed by placing drops under the tongue (sublingually) for quick absorption into the bloodstream.