For centuries, natural medicine healed people long before the age of patents, pills, and billion-dollar industries. And yet, somehow, the plant that supported humanity for thousands of years became the one chained, restricted, and silenced. But history leaves clues. Knowledge survives. And the truth always grows back through the cracks. This is a reminder that real healing doesn’t come from those who profit from sickness…but from understanding, community, and the wisdom we build together. We’re here to study the plant scientifically. To question outdated narratives. To empower ourselves with real knowledge, not fear-driven myths. Your turn: What’s one “truth” about cannabis you think society is finally ready to hear?

Just curious to hear from other members. How often and what kind of edibles do you use in your life. I don't really smoke anymore, but I use gummies almost every day.

Out of conventional meds that never worked. Out of side effects. Out of feeling dismissed or misunderstood. And so much more… And yeah, even today, people still throw around words like “stoner” or “gateway drug”. That stigma hit me hard… because it couldn’t be further from my truth. For me, this plant opened a door to clarity, wellness, creativity, and actual relief. And I know so many of you have your own version of that story too. So let’s talk about it 👇 What did cannabis help YOU move away from. or move TOWARD? Share it. Be real. This is what the WeedCraft community is for 💚 Oh, and one more thing… Along side 10 more amazing people, I’ve been pouring my journey, the stigma battles, my hemp knowledge, and everything I’ve learned into a book that’s officially on the way 📖🔥 Who wants to be one of the FIRST to get it when it drops? Drop a 🌱 in the comments. Share your story with cannabis. Maybe YOUR STORY will be on the next and last anthology of this trilogy? Let’s rewrite the cannabis story together!

Posting while high on Skool > ? Discuss. I’ll start: posting high on Skool > shovelling snow

Using advanced two-dimensional chromatography and high-resolution mass spectrometry, chemists at Stellenbosch University in South Africa have discovered a new and extremely rare group of compounds in cannabis leaves called flavoalkaloids. Flavoalkaloids are extraordinarily uncommon in nature and had never been observed in cannabis before. They’re known for strong antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties and may offer medical potential, including applications for cancer and chronic inflammation. The research team analyzed three cultivated cannabis strains and identified 79 phenolic compounds. Of those, 25 had never been detected in cannabis, and 16 rare flavoalkaloids were found mainly in the leaves of one of the strains: - 🍀 Strain 1 — THC-dominant - 🍀 Strain 2 — CBD-dominant - 🍀 Strain 3 — CBG-dominant (The exact strain names were not shared, and it wasn’t specified which strain contained the flavoalkaloids.) Dr. Margaretha Muller, lead author of the study published in May 2025, explained that without these high-resolution analytical techniques, the rare molecules would have remained hidden among more common compounds like flavonoids. The most surprising part? The discovery was made in the leaves, not the flowers, even though leaves are usually discarded after harvest. The findings shocked even veteran researchers and highlight that cannabis chemistry is far richer and more complex than previously believed. What are you doing with cannabis leafs?