CBD is CBD just like THC is THC and it doesn't matter which source one gets them from. There are variables in chemical blends but not isolated chemistry.Someone once told me that CBD from hemp and cannabis aren't equal, but I can't find any mentioning of it elsewhere..?
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So this might be the confusion, there are hemp seed oil extracts marketed for pain and inflammation. However, these contain no CBD.. hemp seed oil has been shown to have some anti-inflammatory properties .Also a peeve I have is that CBD Drug strain cannabis is leagaly defined and commonly marketed as “industrial hemp “ .In my opinion hemp is cannabis used to produce fiber or seed regardless of it's chemotype specifically how much THC it produces. Hemp is cannabis all this aside and all cannabis seeds contain no CBD or THCSomeone once told me that CBD from hemp and cannabis aren't equal, but I can't find any mentioning of it elsewhere..?
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Hey man, do you remember what podcast and episode that was? I am just getting into making CBD products and I would be interested in hearing what he has to say.Hi, I heard Schott Blakey (Shanti Baba), on a podcast, explaining that to achieve proper CBD extract on large scale, you need to grow a shit load of biomass, due to concentration (%), main difference with drug type cultivars, farming speaking. Whatever the cultivar (hemp, etc)
I'm either misunderstanding this or I disagree. CBD cultivars now have from 8 to 20% CBD. Granted to produce any kind of cannabis extract or concentrate on a large scale you must grow a lot of plants. What's the difference? CBD is a drugHi, I heard Schott Blakey (Shanti Baba), on a podcast, explaining that to achieve proper CBD extract on large scale, you need to grow a shit load of biomass, due to concentration (%), main difference with drug type cultivars, farming speaking. Whatever the cultivar (hemp, etc)
Well I am not a hemp farmer, only a landscaper and homegrower. Schott runs an international cannabis multi spot cannabis operation & business in medicinal and recreational…better ask the lad straight up…I'm either misunderstanding this or I disagree. CBD cultivars now have from 8 to 20% CBD. Granted to produce any kind of cannabis extract or concentrate on a large scale you must grow a lot of plants. What's the difference? CBD is a drug
A lot of those might be too hot to grow legally (the limit is 0.3% THC in USA/EU for example).I'm either misunderstanding this or I disagree. CBD cultivars now have from 8 to 20% CBD. Granted to produce any kind of cannabis extract or concentrate on a large scale you must grow a lot of plants. What's the difference? CBD is a drug
No I'm talking about certified legal “Hemp “ strains .As I understand it ,just about any CBD strain has the potential to spike just a bit over that .3% limit. That's why they have to be monitored. It's all just silly .3% won't get you high but .4% will? But I suppose they have to set the limit somewhere.A lot of those might be too hot to grow legally (the limit is 0.3% THC in USA/EU for example).
I see what you mean. But, in fact, they do not! There does not need to be any limit, it should all be legal.But I suppose they have to set the limit somewhere.