Same plant, very different experiences. Here's a straightforward breakdown of the main product formats on our shelves and what to know before choosing between them. Dried flower The classic. Flower is the dried bud of the cannabis plant, sold by weight from a gram to an ounce. You grind it and roll it or use it in a pipe or dry-herb vaporizer. Effects are typically felt within minutes and last a couple of hours. Flower offers the widest strain selection on our menu, and labels show Total THC percentage so you can pick your strength. Pre-rolls Flower that's already ground and rolled, ready to go. Sold as singles or multi-packs, in regular and infused varieties. Infused pre-rolls include added concentrate and are significantly stronger, so check the label. Pre-rolls are the lowest-effort way to try a strain without committing to a larger amount. Vapes Vape cartridges and disposables contain cannabis extract that's heated, not burned. They're discreet, there's no grinding or rolling, and effects come on quickly like flower. Potency is usually much higher than dried flower, often 70 to 90 percent THC, so a small draw goes a long way. You'll need a compatible battery for 510-thread cartridges; disposables work out of the box. Edibles Gummies, chocolates, baked goods and beverages. Effects take 30 minutes to 2 hours to arrive and can last 4 to 8 hours, much longer than inhaled formats. Dosing is in milligrams per piece, capped at 10 mg THC per package in Canada. The golden rule is start low and go slow. They're a good option for people who prefer not to inhale anything. So which one? There's no right answer, only the right fit for the occasion, your experience level and how long you want effects to last. Tell the crew what you're after and we'll narrow it down fast. Must be 18+ with valid ID. Pluto Cannabis is an AGLC-licensed retailer in Edmonton.
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