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Cannabis, a type of drug made from processed hemp, is known for its strong hallucinogenic and sedative effects. The mature plant's flowers are harvested, dried, and cured in shaded areas to create the final product. In English, it is commonly referred to as cannabis or marijuana. In Korea, producing or consuming cannabis is illegal, but some countries have legalized it partially or fully for medical purposes. The Netherlands has fully legalized it, while the United States has varying laws depending on the state. Cannabis is often referred to by various slang terms, including weed, pot, grass, green, reefer, herb, bubba, skunk, ganja, dank, piff, and joint in English-speaking countries. The act of smoking cannabis is referred to as smoke, burn, blaze, toke, or bong. In Korea, it is often called "tale," "bap," or "gogi." It is also known by the code 420, which originated from a group of California students who would meet at 4:20 PM to smoke cannabis. In English-speaking countries, when referring to cannabis as a non-drug substance, such as for rope or clothing, the official name "Cannabis" is used. For example, "cannabis is used for making hemp ropes." In medical contexts, hemp is also used to refer to cannabis. However, in many regions, including Korea, consuming cannabis is illegal, while some countries or states have made it legal or decriminalized it. On the internet, cannabis is sometimes referred to as a non-drug substance under the category "cannabis" rather than being classified as a drug. However, this argument is often based on a misinterpretation of the law, which actually classifies cannabis as a type of drug called "marijuana." The correct legal term for marijuana is indeed "marijuana," which includes all substances that are classified as drugs under the law.