God's Gift

The actual act of smoking cannabis can be messy and requires time and a learning curve to rolling a joint.  The new cannabis consumer, despite being short on funds due to the current economic conditions around the world, is willing to pay for “labor and supplies” in order to have an already-done-for me joint rolled and ready to smoke. The consumer is saying the extra $2 o $3 added on to the product is fine if it means they don’t have to deal with rolling trays, grinders, filters, and the time and energy needed to roll a joint. In a similar trend, smoking tends to be smelly and messy, and using a dry herb vaporizer to “smoke weed” is cleaner, more discreet, and can lower the whole process of inhaling cannabis to 90 seconds or less. Vaporizing has its own health benefits compared to smoking, as well as using less product per use than is required for smoking weed, ie, your stash will last longer by dry her vaporizing.

That’s because sticky bud is a good indication that the flower is fresh and potent. The stickiness is a result of the trichomes, which are tiny hair-like structures on the top of the plant, though most commonly found in cannabis. But trichomes also play an important role: this is where the resin is stored, which is similar to the sap of a tree.

DCMJ also wants to get the message across that for people to share a joint safely without risking the spread of the virus, everyone must be vaccinated. Though the District of Columbia’s Department of Health has yet to name the vaccination sites, DCMJ will follow through on the initiative by releasing their Joints for Jabs site, dates available, and the hours of operation. In a press release, they stated that “this community effort aims to highlight the need for further local and national cannabis reform while also advocating for equitable distribution of the critical vaccine.”