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Oklahoma requires a valid Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Card to purchase at any dispensary in the state. You can use your out of state card to acquire a temporary Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Card, which usually lasts approximately 30 days. For further inquiry see the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority’s website.

Wax, Shatter, Dab, etc., are all different terms for cannabis concentrates. The different terms refer to the consistency, viscosity, and other aesthetic attributes of the extract in question. For more information check out this leafly article.

Terpenes are the chemicals responsible for the smell of the individual strains of cannabis and lend to it’s different effects. The differences can be subtle but add a deal of depth to the connoisseurship of cannabis.  For more information check out some articles on leafly, here is a good start.

Full Spectrum, or whole plant extracts, maintain the full profile of the extracted plant. Full Spectrum extracts consequently contain a variety of cannabinoids such as THC, THCa, CBD, CBN, CBG, as well as inherent flavonoids, terpenes, proteins, phenols, sterols, and esters. These extracts are generally more favored over distillate as full spectrum extracts take advantage of the entourage effect lending to synergistic benefits of the active compounds. For more information check out this article on leafly.

This question could refer to a couple things either

a) the stimulant or depressant effects of the plant – more accurately referenced as the “chemtype”

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b) the leaf structure of the plant and how tall and lanky or short and stubby the plant is, more accurately referred to as the phenotype.

Because of the prevalance of hybridization, it is exceedingly rare to find a true Sativa or Indica landrace strain.  For more information, check out this leafly article.