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A 2026 study identified 227 volatile terpenes across six cannabis cultivars, revealing a richer picture of the plant’s aromatic chemistry.

By Paradise Compassion ClubQuality • Care • Community I enjoy seeing research take a closer look at ideas people have talked about for years. A Facebook video from Clemon Dabney III caught my attention because it highlighted a study about how cannabis responds to physical stress. An interesting finding about plant chemistry Arthur Serraf and

Bringing in an outdoor crop this fall? A seasonal article about preparation, clean handling, careful inspection, and patience at harvest time.

Patients deserve understanding, practical information and respect. A patient-focused look at medical cannabis, quality of life and patients helping patients.

From Harvest to Cure Harvest day gets most of the attention, but bringing down a healthy crop is only part of the job. What happens during the next several weeks can have a major effect on the aroma, flavour and overall quality of the finished flower. At Paradise Compassion Club, we’ve developed our own drying,

Medical cannabis can be part of a thoughtful approach to comfort and quality of life. Explore what research says about pain, MS-related spasms and chemotherapy-related nausea, with care centred on each patient.

BlackCherry Punch: Following the Final Weeks From Flower to Harvest A Continuing Grow Journal From Paradise Compassion Club Growing cannabis isn’t a single moment captured at harvest. It’s a progression—and sometimes the most interesting part is watching how much can change during those final few weeks. We’re going to follow some of our BlackCherry Punch

Curing and Storing Your Buds: How to Keep Cannabis Fresh, Potent, and Flavorful Growing quality cannabis doesn’t end at harvest. Drying, curing, and storage can have a major effect on aroma, flavor, moisture, and the overall condition of your finished flower. You can spend months growing a beautiful crop and still lose quality afterward if

September Cannabis Growing in Ontario: The Final Weeks Can Make or Break Your Harvest For outdoor cannabis growers in Ontario, September can be one of the most important months of the entire season. After months of feeding, training and caring for your plants, the final few weeks can determine whether you bring in a beautiful

Confidence and recognition are not substitutes for genuine expertise. Linda Fazio reflects on education, more than 30 years of hands-on experience, patient advocacy and the continuing fight for reasonable, affordable access to medical cannabis.