CANNABIS DETAILS
ONE-ON-ONE WITH TERA MARTIN OF GREEN THEORY
CANNA-BASICS
INDICA
• Short plants, usually under 6 feet, that have
deep green leaves. The high from a quality
indica strains leave you relaxed and euphoric.
The stronger varieties will induce "couchlock”
and put you to sleep. Great for appetite and
pain relief.
SATIVA
• Light green leaves that are long & thin, the
stereotypical marijuana icon. The high from
sativa strains is often described as uplifting
and energetic. They are great for daytime use
and a favorite for focus and creativity.
HYBRID
• Provides the best of both worlds. Select
sativas and indicas are crossed into superstrains that maintain the best aspects from
both parents. Hybrids can be sativa or indica
dominant with the effects to match.
If you could define the "Green-Theory",
how would you describe it?
TERA MARTIN: Who is Green-Theory:
Green: is fresh, new, supporting
environmentalism, tend to preserve
environmental quality, lush, leafy,
revitalizing, rejuvenating.
Theory: a set of principles on which
the practice of an activity is based, an
idea or set of ideas that is intended to
explain facts or events
At Green-Theory, we are dedicated
to setting the highest standard in
Washington cannabis retail and this is
the “green theory” we are based on. We
partner with the best growers across
the state and follow a strict protocol to
ensure that every step of production
meets our high standards. In doing so
we establish close relationships with
the most knowledgeable producers
and processors in the industry.
With the largest selection of
cannabis, concentrates and edibles
in the state, boutique style store, and
outstanding customer service, we
are able to provide an unmatched
cannabis shopping experience. We
are committed to providing our
customers with only the highest quality
and safest products.
When was the first time you
experienced cannabis, and what was
it like? Did you enjoy it at first, or was it
something you had to build a liking to?
TM: The first time I experienced
cannabis was on a recreational level. I
developed a liking for cannabis through
my struggles with breast cancer. The
more I learned the more I enjoyed
its benefits. That is the great thing
about this plant; there is something for
everyone. There are different ways to
consume and many ways it can affect
the way you feel. You can consume
the product and feel no psychoactive
effects or you can a large amount.
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It all comes down to the to selecting
the access point that is right for your
needs.
Can you give any (legal) advice
on what can help the regulation of
medical or recreational marijuana?
TM: Just like any other new industry
there are a lot of growing pains,
and there will continue to be for the
next few years or longer. I think the
best advice that we have received
is to play by the rules, take notes
and communicate the challenges
to the right people. Green-Theory
has engaged in many associations,
partnerships and collaborations to
take the industry to the next level. We
are an establishment that strives on a
fair playing ground and with time that
will come. I think that the industry's
biggest frustrations come from people
not being educated on the laws and
where this industry has evolved. I
am a medical patient working in the
recreational side of the industry so I
look for information on the products,
what is in them, and what they do to
me. In the recreational industries I am
looking for a fair playing ground, laws
that allow us to successfully operate
a safe business for my staff and
customers. We have a long way to go
legally but I do see the light at the end
of the tunnel.
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