Dani Du Toit, Author at Zootly.co.za

Do CBD Edibles Get You High? CBD vs THC Explained

Do CBD edibles get you high? Generally, no. CBD and THC may come from the same cannabis plant, but they create very different experiences. THC is the intoxicating cannabinoid associated with the classic cannabis high, while CBD is not considered intoxicating and should not leave you feeling stoned. However, some full-spectrum CBD products may contain small amounts of THC, so checking the label is essential. This guide explains how CBD and THC differ, what common cannabis labels mean, whether CBD can affect drug tests, and how to choose an edible that matches the experience you actually want.

Why Your Friend’s Perfect Edible Dose Shouldn’t Be Your Perfect Dose

Your perfect edible dose is personal. Learn why tolerance, metabolism, body composition and experience can make your friend’s ideal amount completely wrong for you.

How to Store Cannabis Edibles Safely (Especially Around Kids and Pets)

Cannabis edibles can look remarkably similar to ordinary sweets, chocolates and baked goods, which makes safe storage essential. This guide explains how to keep THC products securely stored, clearly labelled and out of reach of children, pets and unsuspecting visitors.

Your Uber Driver Might Be More Stoned Than You Think: Cannabis and Driving Laws in South Africa

Cannabis driving laws are becoming a major issue as more countries legalise or decriminalise cannabis. While the rules differ around the world, one thing is clear: driving while impaired is not treated casually. Some countries use roadside saliva testing, others rely on blood THC limits, and many still focus on whether a driver appears impaired. For South Africa, the challenge is finding a fair way to balance cannabis rights with road safety. Legal cannabis does not mean legal cannabis driving, and understanding that difference matters for every driver, passenger, and cannabis consumer.

The TikTokification of Cannabis: Why Weed Became Broccoli and Bongs Became Vases

On Cannabis TikTok, weed has become broccoli, bongs have become vases, and smoking now sounds suspiciously like gardening. This piece unpacks how cannabis creators use playful code words to dodge platform rules, avoid censorship, and turn getting stoned into a strangely wholesome digital language.

Can You Take Too Many Edibles?

Here’s a tightened excerpt version: It usually happens the same way: you take an edible, wait, feel nothing, and take another. Then both kick in, and you realise you may have had too many edibles. While the effects are temporary, too much THC can feel overwhelming. Here’s what to know and what to do next.

Cannabis Laws South Africa vs Thailand: From Magic Shops to Mixed Signals

Cannabis laws South Africa vs Thailand explained. A bold look at how Thailand built a cannabis industry fast and why South Africa is still stuck.

Cannabis Oil South Africa: Medical Access, Legal Guide and What Actually Works

Medical access to cannabis oil in South Africa is one of those topics that sounds simple until you actually start looking into it. Is cannabis oil a legitimate wellness option, a medically guided treatment route, or just very expensive, well-marketed plant juice in a serious-looking bottle?

The Stoner’s Guide (And Everyone Else’s) to Knowing Your Rights In South Africa

Nobody plans their day around being arrested for a drug-related offence, but let???s be honest, confusion around cannabis laws means interactions with police can become stressful (and hectic) very quickly. Whether you use cannabis or simply find yourself in the wrong place at the wrong time, it can escalate fast. In situations like this, things can shift very quickly. Learn how to handle the situation in our educational blog.

Global Cannabis March: Why South Africa Should Care in 2026

April 23, 2026
Dani Du Toit
Education, Featured

South Africa already has a booming cannabis market, but outdated and unclear regulations are holding it back. The Global Cannabis March highlights the need for clear, evidence-based laws and stronger leadership. If the country acts now, it can lead Africa???s cannabis industry. If not, it risks falling behind.