Which form of cannabis is made from the dried leaves and buds?

The correct answer is grass or marijuana. This refers to the form of cannabis that is derived from the dried leaves and buds of the cannabis plant. When these parts of the plant are harvested and cured, they are commonly referred to as marijuana, which is the form most frequently used for smoking, vaporizing, or cooking.

Other forms of cannabis, such as hashish, hash oil, and resin, are processed differently. Hashish is made from the compressed trichomes or kief collected from the cannabis plant, whereas hash oil is an extraction that involves solvents to extract the active compounds from the plant material. Resin typically refers to the sticky substance that can accumulate on the surface of cannabis plants but is not the same as the dried plant material itself. Understanding these differences helps clarify why grass or marijuana is specifically identified as being made from the dried leaves and buds.