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Curious about how to titrate TGOD cannabis oils? We've created a sample titration chart as well as useful tips to help you get started. 

We hope you’ve been saving your empty TGOD glass jars for the holidays because there’s so many cute DIYs that can be done.

The green tint of the glass jar makes it a perfect canvas for Christmas decor of all kinds. 

Now that the high of prohibition’s end is starting to fade, it’s time we talk about proper cannabis etiquette. 

With the holidays on the horizon, there are many upcoming events in which may want to consume cannabis. 

You may be confronted with internal questions like, “Is now a good time?” and, “Is here okay?” 

If you’re consuming capsules or edibles, your questions will naturally differ. You might find yourself asking when the best time to dose before an event is, or whether or not it’s appropriate to bring your own brownies.  

This wish list was made for people who appreciate cannabis.  

People who take pleasure in the rituals of consumption. People who view plant infusions as part science and art. People who use cannabis medically or recreationally.

So whether you’re searching for some self-care items or looking for a small hostessing gift or a pres

Your TGOD sustainable glass jars provide the perfect place to store homemade infused sea salts for all your culinary needs.

What makes our jars so great for storing seasonings?

• Quality glass preserves freshness
• Green tint extends shelf-life by blocking light 
• Secure lid prevents spills and contamination

Making the most of the holidays means indulging in all the delicious flavours of the season, and this year, that includes CBD. 

Pure CBD oil adds a delicate earthiness to the robust sweet and savoury treats of fall. It can be easily infused into almost any treat, but there are a few things to take into consideration before beginning. 

Making the most of the holidays means indulging in all the delicious flavours of the season, and this year, that includes CBD. 

Pure CBD oil adds a delicate earthiness to the robust sweet and savoury treats of fall. It can be easily infused into almost any treat, but there are a few things to take into consideration before beginning. 

Before traveling with cannabis products in Canada, there are some necessary things you need to know. 

From how many grams you can carry to how they should be packaged, following these legislative guidelines helps ensure a stress-free security screening.

The good news is, the regulations placed upon travelers are pretty straightforward. 

For outdoor gardeners, harvest season brings both bounty and a feeling of bittersweetness. As we see our hard work come to fruition, we sense another summer has come and almost gone. 

Now’s the time when we’re simultaneously extra busy in the garden beds but also seeing such steady work slow as fall fades into winter. 

Birds can easily be seen as garden pests—just ask any gardener whose newly sown seeds have “disappeared” or whose crops have been raided. While we do our best to prevent our outdoor gardens from becoming bird brunch, sometimes we’re simply outwitted. Our seed covers, raised bed screens, stakes and flags, etc. fail us. It happens.

It can be quite devastating to see our hard work destroyed, but there’s another side to this age-old story of gardeners versus birds. The benefits of birds in our organic gardens far outweigh any damage done. 

Cannabis cultivation requires an art-and-science blend of macro and micronutrients to grow healthy, robust buds. 

As growers, we’re always working to achieve a moving target of optimal nutrients. Now, with other macronutrients like nitrogen and potassium, there’s a potential of soil toxicity if you dose in excess. With phosphorous, not so much. 

You know those adorable home decor shops that have everything you want and nothing you can justify buying? Yeah, we love them too.

Such shops serve as a guiding inspiration behind the more sustainable and affordable decor renditions we can make at home. 

Cannabis cultivators and gardeners of all skill levels need to know about nitrogen.

Nitrogen (N) is a macronutrient responsible for chlorophyll’s green pigment in plants. It’s a key chemical component in photosynthesis. Without it, plants can’t efficiently convert sunlight into energy and their bottom and base leaves turn yellow as the upper ones compete for resources and win. This deficiency starves and stunts your plants.