The Top Shelf Blog

We go over how you can take hemp flower and turn it into your own personal dabs.

How exactly was THCP discovered?

A look into how hemp farming can benefit our planet's environment.

What is THCa & How will its arrival affect the ever-growing hemp industry?

Is your love language, cannabis?

Are the very same cannabis products we love good for our pets too?

A brief summary on what the future holds for cannabis' legality in America.

Is it possible to grow weed on the planet Mars?

Are you a regular cannabis smoker looking to try something new?

Have you ever wondered who exactly invented the pre-roll?

What is Delta 9o THC?

Although not prevalent in a lot of cannabis, geraniol is known for its unique aroma and taste. Heavily researched, Geraniol is used in a...

Trans-nerolidol, or simply nerolidol, is a terpene found in many plants with intense aromas. Isolated in 1972, this terpene shows some...

Also known as cineole, Eucalyptol is the primary terpene of the eucalyptus tree. French chemist François Stanislas Cloez isolated...

Pinene has two structural isomers found in nature: A-pinene and B-pinene. As their name implies they are closely associated with pine...

Humulene is another common terpene. It shares the same chemical composition as B-Caryophyllene, an isomer, but has a distinct structure....

Commonly known as Caryophyllene or B-Caryophyllene, this terpene has the distinction of being the first known "dietary" cannabinoid....

Limonene is a common aromatic terpene produced in the trichomes of the cannabis plant. It comes in at around 1% of the volume by weight...

Myrcene is the most common terpene found in commercial cannabis products. Produced in the trichome just like cannabinoids, it constitutes...

Flavonoids are an often overlooked aspect of the cannabis plant. The term might leave the uninitiated scratching their head. However new...