When it comes to vaping hemp flower, there are a large variety of devices to choose from. There might be some variance in the bells and whistles each device provides, but they all essentially work the same way. They use electricity to heat up the hemp flower enough to release the other cannabinoids contained in the plant,…
DetailsWith isolate having already been covered as basically refined and purified CBD, on the other side of the spectrum are full spectrum CBD products. Full spectrum can most easily be compared to putting the hemp plant in a juicer. You get not just the CBD, but a variety of other cannabinoids found in the plant,…
DetailsThere are a variety of ways to consume hemp flower. The most common is simply smoking. You can choose to use rolling papers or smoke it out of any variety of pipe or glass. You can also use a dry-herb vaporizer, which is technically not a form of smoking. You can select a temperature to…
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Hemp and marijuana are often confused to mean one and the same thing. This should not come as a surprise given that the two look somewhat similar, considering they both fall under the Cannabis genus of plants . Like you’re about to find out though, these two plants are different in so many ways. Fact…
DetailsThere are many different ways to take CBD. The 4 most common ways are sublingual(tincture), ingestibles (capsules, edibles), inhalants (vaping/smoking), and topical (lotions/creams, salve/balms). The best way to take it is the way that most directly applies to the issue you are using it for. Different methods will preferentially interact with more, or less of…
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Full spectrum Full spectrum CBD is created from the extracting process of a full hemp plant. Which means it may contain up to potentially 113 different cannabinoids that have been found in the the plant. These products will contain a lower amount than 0.3% THC which CAN show up on a drug test if built…
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