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Cannabis 101: Start With the Product Category

A practical Cannabis 101 guide to flower, pre-rolls, edibles, THC vapes, Weed tiers, THC, genetics and common cannabis terms for adults 19+.

Blouds Dispensary TeamStore TeamUpdated Sep 7, 2026

A cannabis menu is much easier when you begin with one simple question: What type of product are you actually looking at?

Blouds Dispensary already separates the menu into different categories. Learn the category first. Then read the current product information inside it.

Guides in This Section

Flower

Flower, bud and Weed are common ways adults refer to dried cannabis flower.

Blouds Dispensary organizes flower into five established Weed categories: Exotic Weed, Premium Weed, AAA+ Weed, AA Weed and Budget Weed.

Those categories help narrow the menu. They are not one universal Canadian government grading system.

Pre-Rolls

Pre-rolls are prepared cannabis rolls. Compare them as their own format.

Useful details can include pack count, total weight, product name, package details and current price.

Loose-flower tier language does not need to be forced onto every pre-roll.

Edibles

Edibles are cannabis-containing foods or beverages. Read the actual product and package information because format and serving information differ from flower.

THC Vapes

THC vapes are cannabis products. They must remain separate from nicotine vapes.

Do not use nicotine-vape product terminology as if it describes THC vape products.

Concentrates

Cannabis concentrates contain cannabis constituents in a more concentrated format than dried flower. The product format and current label should guide the comparison.

Nicotine Pouches and Cigarettes Are Separate

Nicotine pouches and commercial cigarettes are nicotine/tobacco products. They are not cannabis categories.

Blouds already has separate education lanes for those products. Keep them separate.

Weed, Cannabis, Bud and Flower Are Not Grades

Cannabis is the formal term. Weed is everyday language. Bud and flower commonly describe dried cannabis flower. Nug or nugs is informal language for pieces of flower.

None of those words tells you the product's quality or potency.

The Five Weed Categories Are Menu Navigation

Exotic Weed, Premium Weed, AAA+ Weed, AA Weed and Budget Weed help adults narrow the flower browse.

Use the category as a starting point. Use the current product listing for the specific product details.

THC Is Important but Not the Whole Flower

THC is important regulated product information.

It does not directly describe aroma, trim, cure, moisture, visible trichomes, bud structure, freshness or personal preference.

A bigger THC number should not automatically become the whole quality decision.

Indica, Sativa and Hybrid Are Familiar Starting Labels

These labels remain common on cannabis menus. Modern commercial cannabis has extensive crossbreeding.

Use the label as one clue, not a guaranteed effect prediction.

Translate the Slang

Gas usually refers to a fuel-like aroma. Loud means the aroma is pronounced. Frosty points toward visible trichomes.

Fire means someone considers the product very good. Mids suggests middle-of-the-road quality in that person's opinion. Quads is common Canadian slang for AAAA. Zaza is newer slang often associated with premium or exotic-positioned Weed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Weed the same thing as cannabis?

Weed is common informal language for cannabis.

Are the five Blouds Weed categories official government grades?

No. They are store browsing categories, not one universal government grading system.

Does higher THC automatically mean better flower?

No. THC is one important measurement and does not describe every flower characteristic.

Are THC vapes and nicotine vapes the same thing?

No. THC vapes are cannabis products, while nicotine vapes belong in a separate nicotine category.

Where should I check current products and prices?

Use the current category and product pages.

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