The effects of buy cannabis Ottawa may be increased if it’s used often or taken with alcohol or other drugs. It’s important to know what — and how much — you’re taking in ordber to stay safe.

There are also some long-term effects associated with cannabis use. These effects will vary depending on the person, their frequency of use and the age they started using. Using cannabis at an early age (before the age of 18) increases the risk for long-term effects.

Evidence shows that using cannabis regularly before the age of 25 may affect brain development. This may lead to long-term problems with memory, cognition and attention. It may also affect your ability to think and make decisions in all aspects of your life including school, recreational activities and relationships. In certain cases, cannabis use may trigger a psychotic episode (a condition in which the person does not know what is real and what is not real).

Hash/hashish

Not nearly as common as it used to be, hash (or hashish) is made from the resin of the cannabis plant and can be black, brown, soft or hard – depending on the type. 

Cannabis oil

This is a dark, sticky and honey-coloured substance that’s much less common than other types. 

‘Dab’/’shatter’

These are highly concentrated forms of cannabis that are extracted using butane. They come in a solid form known as ‘dab’ or ‘shatter’ and can be used as e-liquids in vape pens.

What does it taste/smell like?

Cannabis has a musky, sweet smell. Some of the more potent types of cannabis can have a stronger smell, but this isn’t a reliable guide to the strength of any particular batch.