The criteria for marijuana use disorder include:[11] Using more marijuana than intended Trying but failing to quit using marijuana Spending a lot of time using marijuana Craving marijuana Using marijuana even though it causes problems at home, school, or work Continuing to use marijuana despite social or relationship problems Giving up important activities with friends and family in favor of using marijuana Using marijuana in high-risk situations, such as while driving a car Continuing to use marijuana despite physical or psychological problems Needing to use more marijuana to get the same high Experiencing withdrawal symptoms when stopping marijuana use Marijuana Addiction and Mental Health Long-term, frequent marijuana use can cause mental health effects like paranoia, disorientation, and anxiety.[12] Temporary psychosis is also possible, which can contribute to chronic mental health conditions like schizophrenia

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Below are its grow habits and overview as a houseplant: Location Indoors Light Shade, bright light Watering Less frequent Temperature 15 to 25 degree celsius Common names Gerbera, gerbera daisy, transvaal daisy, barbertonse madeliefie Botanical name Gerbera jamesonii 13