THC content
Marijuana's active percentage
THC content refers to the concentration of tetrahydrocannabinol, the primary psychoactive compound in cannabis, expressed as a percentage of the plant material's total weight.
This measurement helps consumers and regulators gauge a product's potency.
Higher THC content generally indicates stronger intoxicating effects.
The dispensary label showed a THC content of 22 percent.
Cannabis products range widely, from low-THC hemp to concentrated extracts exceeding 90 percent.
- indicaSedating cannabis subspecies
- potencyDegree of strength
- euphoriaIntense emotional high
- psychoactivityEffect on mental processes
- sativaEnergizing cannabis variety
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