Description

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Here is the first, proper guide on etiquette for those using cannabis for recreation and medicinal purposes. Written by a seasoned journalist, both novices and seasoned tokers can now partake without annoying or offending anyone.

When it comes to cannabis, there are numerous unspoken rules that users take very seriously. Whether we're talking about puff, puff, pass or supplying your own munchies, the marijuana community has always tried to keep etiquette as a staple of the lifestyle. Now, from one stoner to another, The Art of Marijuana Etiquette will guide you through all phases of weed life so you can enjoy the highest quality hydroponic without being disrespectful to those around you. Some key lessons include:
 

• Understanding the language and terminology
• Step-by-step details on how to roll
• Tips and tricks to improve your smoking session
• How to prepare for a visit to legal dispensaries
• And much more.

As the negative connotation of marijuana begins to dissipate, there will be more people partaking than ever. That's why noted journalist Andrew Ward has sat down with those in the marijuana community to find out what they find the most important lessons to share, so that veteran and amateur smokers can get the most out of this incredible plant. Having this handy guide to teach you in the ways of weed will make sure that you can continue the proud tradition of respect among stoners, while also educating those joining the party on how to carry themselves. Respect is key, and the more you understand about how to enjoy and medicate with cannabis, the better we will all be.

About the Author

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Andrew Ward is a Brooklyn-based author and writer whose work has been published in PROHBTD, The Marijuana Times, and PotGuide. The author of Cannabis Jobs, Ward has been writing for over a decade while putting most of his time into covering the growing cannabis industry.
 

Praise For…

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“In The Art of Marijuana Etiquette, Ward delves into the rules surrounding consuming cannabis in social situations, be they large parties or informal smoke sessions, relying on his personal experience as well as input from a cadre of potheads, casual consumers and cannabis professionals.” —A. J. Herrington, Forbes