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🔊 yoo·vee·ay lyt

Ultraviolet radiation with wavelengths between 315 and 400 nanometers, used in cannabis cultivation to potentially enhance trichome production.

🔊 yoo·vee·bee lyt

Ultraviolet radiation with wavelengths between 280 and 315 nanometers, used in cannabis cultivation to stimulate trichome development as a stress response.

🔊 yoo·vee·see lyt

The most intense form of ultraviolet radiation, primarily used for sterilization in cannabis cultivation and storage environments.

🔊 vayp

Short for vaporizer, a device that heats cannabis to produce vapor without burning the material.

🔊 vayp pen

A portable, pen-shaped vaporizer designed for consuming cannabis oils, concentrates, or distillates.

🔊 VAY·per

The aerosolized mist produced when cannabis is heated below combustion temperature, releasing cannabinoids and terpenes without smoke.

🔊 VAY·per PRESH·er DEF·ih·sit

A measurement of the difference between actual air moisture and maximum possible moisture, used to optimize growing conditions for cannabis.

🔊 VAY·por·eye·zer

A device that heats cannabis or cannabis concentrates to produce vapor for inhalation, avoiding the byproducts of combustion.

🔊 vair·ee·uh·GAY·shun

A plant characteristic where leaves display multiple colors in patches or streaks, including green, yellow, or white, in cannabis.

🔊 vuh·RY·ih·tee

A specific type of cannabis distinguished by its unique genetic traits, appearance, and effects, also called a strain or cultivar.

🔊 var·in seer·eez

Cannabinoids sharing a 3-carbon alkyl side chain rather than the standard 5-carbon chain, producing distinct pharmacological effects from their standard counterparts.

🔊 VEJ·ih·tay·tiv

1. The growth phase before flowering where cannabis develops stems, leaves, and roots. 2. The non-reproductive parts of a plant including stems, leaves, and roots.

🔊 VEJ·ih·tay·tiv stayj

The growth phase after germination and before flowering where cannabis plants rapidly develop size and strength.

🔊 vee·NAY·shun

The arrangement of veins within a cannabis leaf, with different patterns like pinnate and palmate influencing leaf function.

🔊 VER·tih·kul in·teh·GRAY·shun

A business model where a single company controls multiple stages of the cannabis supply chain from cultivation through retail.

🔊 vee·oh·see

Abbreviation for Volatile Organic Compound, chemicals that vaporize at room temperature and contribute to the aroma and flavor of cannabis.

🔊 VOL·uh·tul or·GAN·ik KOM·pownd

Organic chemicals that vaporize easily at room temperature and make up the aromatic compounds in cannabis including terpenes.

🔊 VOL·uh·tul SUL·fer KOM·pownd

Sulfur-containing compounds that evaporate easily and are responsible for skunky, gassy, or tropical aromas in cannabis.

🔊 vee·pee·dee

Abbreviation for Vapor Pressure Deficit, a measurement used to optimize humidity and temperature conditions for cannabis cultivation.

🔊 vee·es·see

Abbreviation for Volatile Sulfur Compound, sulfur-containing compounds responsible for skunky or tropical aromas in cannabis.

🔊 wayk and bayk

The act of consuming cannabis shortly after waking up as one of the first activities of the day.

🔊 WAW·ter ak·TIV·ih·tee

A measurement of free moisture available for microbial growth in cannabis, used to assess safe storage conditions and prevent mold.

🔊 WAW·ter pyp

A smoking device using water to filter and cool cannabis smoke before inhalation.

🔊 WAYV·length

The distance between light wave peaks, measured in nanometers, which determines how different light spectrums affect cannabis growth.