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🔊 STIK·ee IK·ee

Slang for high-quality, resinous cannabis that is noticeably sticky to the touch due to dense trichome coverage.

🔊 STIG·muh

1. The social label of shame or disapproval historically attached to cannabis use and users. 2. The hair-like part of the female flower that catches pollen during reproduction.

🔊 STOH·muh

A tiny pore found primarily on the underside of cannabis leaves that controls gas exchange and water vapor release.

🔊 stoh·MAH·tuh

The tiny pores found primarily on the underside of cannabis leaves that regulate gas exchange and transpiration.

🔊 stohnd

Slang for the deeply relaxed and often sedated feeling associated with consuming cannabis, particularly body-heavy varieties.

🔊 STOH·ner

Slang for someone who regularly consumes cannabis and identifies with cannabis culture.

🔊 STOH·nee

Describing a cannabis high that is intensely relaxing and calming, often associated with indica varieties.

🔊 strayn

A widely used cannabis community term for a variety that has been selectively bred to express specific desirable traits.

🔊 stretch

The rapid vertical growth that occurs during the early flowering phase when cannabis plants can double or triple in height.

🔊 sub IR·ih·gay·ted PLAN·ter

A self-watering container using a bottom-up reservoir system to deliver consistent moisture to cannabis plant roots.

🔊 SHUG·er

A cannabis concentrate with a grainy, crystallized texture resembling wet sugar, formed when THCA crystals develop in a terpene-rich base.

🔊 SHUG·er leevz

The small, trichome-covered leaves growing close to cannabis flowers, often used for making extracts after trimming.

🔊 SOO·per KROP·ing

A high-stress technique where cannabis stems are gently bent or pinched to encourage thicker growth and improved yields.

🔊 SWISH·er

Short for Swisher Sweets, a popular brand of cigarillos frequently used as blunt wraps in cannabis culture.

🔊 sin·THET·ik kuh·NAB·ih·noyd

A lab-created compound designed to mimic natural cannabinoids by binding to the same receptors but with no structural relationship to the plant.