What is 710? Meaning and history, how do you celebrate?

There's a lot of jargon in the cannabis community, such as 420 and 710.

They're popping up everywhere, from online social media posts to local pharmacy ads.

You may have heard of 420, a well-known code among cannabis lovers. But what is 710 and what does weed have to do with it?

Don't worry! We've prepared the following essential guide to help you make the most of 710 Day this year.

Whether you're hearing about 710 for the first time or you're a 710 veteran, you'll find the following information helpful.

Once you learn about 710, you can also share it with your friends and family.

What is 710? Meaning for stoners

Growing in popularity, 710 or 7/10 for July 10 is a cannabis holiday dedicated to the enjoyment of cannabis concentrates such as oil, wax and shatter.

The colloquial term was chosen because when you flip the number, you get “OIL,” a word commonly used for cannabis concentrate.

These concentrates pack a punch and offer a more intense experience than traditional methods of smoking cannabis flower.

National Oil Day has helped drive change in cannabis culture. As events and information spread, people were no longer suspicious of dab extracts, dabbing, and dabbing.

People now accept and appreciate all types of concentrates and view dabbing as an exciting and beneficial way to consume cannabis.

The history and origins of 710

710 Day's birth can be traced back to the early 2010s, thanks to hip-hop artist TaskRok.

He and some senior members of the cannabis community hosted a virtual dab session on TinyChat.

They believed there should be a holiday dedicated to dabbing – the vaping of cannabis concentrates rather than burning and smoking flower.

It was TaskRok who played the 10th – 7th/10th. July – suggested a new date for the celebrations.

To cement the date, TaskRok and Linus Stubbs released a new album, The Movement, on July 10, 2011, which included tracks such as “Boil That Oil” and “7:10”.

Additionally, chatter about 710 first appeared on TokeCity on the perfect date, July 10, 2011.

This was quickly followed by a more detailed definition in the Urban Dictionary, and in 2012 the 7/10 Cup was introduced for the first time.

710 gained even more notoriety in July 2013 when an article titled “710 is the new 420” was published in LA Weekly.

In 2014, High Times published an article acknowledging the holiday's importance.

What is 710 Friendly?

Being 710 friendly refers to any environment or person that accepts or uses cannabis concentrates and oils.

710 friendly means that everyone there supports the use or production or sale of cannabis oils and other concentrates.

It's basically waving a flag that says, “Come dab with me.”

How to celebrate 710 Day? Happy 710!

710 is celebrated on both July 10 and at 7:10 am

Some people enjoy dabbing their favorite cannabis concentrates at home, while others participate in more event-oriented celebrations like cannabis cups or music festivals.

From the West Coast to the East Coast, there are many events and organizations celebrating the holiday in states where cannabis is legal.

These include the 710 Degree Cup in Arizona, the Kush Masters 710 Celebration in Colorado, and Camp Sesh in Oregon, all of which attract concentrate connoisseurs ready to celebrate Dab Day.

Most people celebrate the 710 cannabis holiday by using various forms of concentrates.

If you want to get the most out of this revered holiday, you'll probably want to start by figuring out which concentrates are best for you to use.

Fortunately, many pharmacies in legalized states offer their customers discounts related to the 710 to mark the occasion.

What are cannabis concentrates? and how to consume them?

Concentrates are popular because you only need a very small amount of concentrated cannabis oil to achieve an extremely powerful effect.

Popular forms of cannabis concentrates (also called dabs) include the following: Bubble Hash, Hash Oil, Shatter, Wax, Butter, Badder, Budder, etc.

The potency and concentration of this oil varies depending on the product, but essentially it is a concentrated form of cannabinoids and other molecules that are extracted from the cannabis plant material through various processes.

Cannabis concentrates are typically consumed using a glass dab rig, vaporizing the wax or other concentrate on a glowing nail/banger and inhaling the resulting vapor. The process is called dabbing.

However, the increasing popularity of portable e-rigs, oil vape pens, dab pens, and dab straws makes consuming concentrates easier than ever.

Is 710 the same as 420?

Both the 420th day and the 710th day are unofficial holidays in the cannabis user community.

420 Day is Weed Day and takes place on April 20th, celebrating everything related to cannabis and cannabis consumption.

710 Day, on the other hand, is celebrated on July 10th and encourages vaping concentrates such as wax, shatter and budder.

For both marijuana users and non-marijuana users, 420 is a fairly common language.

As cannabis concentrate becomes a new consumption option, 710 is just entering the mainstream conversation. But it is becoming increasingly popular.

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If you've never heard of 710, you're not alone. 710 is still not as well known or popular as 420.

However, as concentrates become more popular, 710's popularity continues to grow every year.

It is now significant to the influential cannabis subculture of dabbing and high-THC oil.

If you haven't yet experienced the powerful effects of cannabis concentrates, 710 may be the ideal time to start.

Remember that dabbing can be a powerful experience. Start low and slow – especially if you're new to extracts.