Flower

         Why is it called 'marijuana flower', 'cannabis flower' and not plain

                                       'weed','marijuana' or 'cannabis'?

Flowers, cannabis, marijuana, green, 'Mary Jane', or even just 'weed', there is a rich and complex history to it's actual name. In today's world, if you visit a cannabis flower dispensary, to seek a new strain or even follow various brands, you are more likely to see the term cannabis flower instead of Marijuana or Marihuana. This is beacuse, the term marijuana were used as slurs and in some cases, pejoractive words that where use to label those who consumed the plant as "outcast" Throughout the years, the term marijuana or weed  has accumulated a negative stereotype of lazy stoners or dope  heads, hence why so many has shifted or adopted to the official cannabis flower name.

          What is cannabis flower or marijuana flower?

Cannabis flower refer to any part of the cannabis plant that is smokable, typically the trichome covered bud section of any female plant, especially after being dried and cured.

           Uses 

Cannabis flower or Marijuana flower has a far back history with use cases of using it in the hope of providing pain-relieving effects to help patients boots thier inability to sleep or for improving creative ability to think. Some common uses of Cannabis flower both recreationally and medically, providing pain relieving effects apply to, PAIN, INSOMNIA, MUSCLE SPASMS, INFLAMMATION, AUTISM, SEIZURES, NAUSEA ect.

            Effects

Weed smoking is the most common way to consume marijuana. The effect of highness due to consuming the cannabis plant is almost instant and can take anywhere from one to three hours, depending on the dose, strain and the individual. Effect such as Euphoric or Creative Urges, Stress Reduction, Increased Sense of Humor, Distortions of Perception of Time, Illution/hallucinations are some examples. In some cases, when too much of the cannabis plant is consumed it is possible to feel the following effects such as Increased Heart Rate, Dizziness,  Increased Anxiety, Nervousness. Most weed smokers consume marijuana flowers using one or more of the following methods:

Joints: joints, sometimes called marijuana cigarettes, consisting of soil flowers rolled in smoke scrolling paper.

Blunt: Similar to the joints, blunt involves rolling soil flowers in a blunt wrap or emptying cigars.

Pipes: One of the most common stoner tools, pipes allow smokers to weed smokers while traveling without additional materials outside of flowers, pipes, and matches or matches.

Bong: Bong, or water pipeline, allows Consumers to Cannabis to filter weed smoke through water.