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Just like many businesses in the “supplement” industry, which are largely unregulated, what’s promised is not necessarily what is in the bottle. I seen accounts of tests done on cbd products which contained very little cannabinoid content and some with sketchy stuff, heavy metals, etc. point is try and buy products that are legitQuote:
Originally Posted by splat
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Originally Posted by reckless toboggan
And, IMO, your best bet is to buy them from states that have legalized recreational cannabis and all the growing/reporting regulations that go along with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by irul&ublo
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We just started selling this at my store. Non alcoholic cider with 10mg cbd. Afternoons have been chill as fuck lately
Does anyone know of a reputable High CBD hemp seed company? All Ive got is real weed seeds.
I've finalized my pain linament and turned it into a lotion and salve. I'm just waiting for some more cbd to arrive because the process of adding beeswax, coconut oil, hemp oil and lavender thinned out the ratios. If I had $2 million, I could get cbd isolate for $2 a gram. That'd be like 2 billion mg.
You want industrial hemp or high CBD cannabis? If it's the latter I don't know where you can buy the seeds (maybe Southern Humboldt Seed Collective) but I suggest going with Sour Tsunami. Excellent high CBD strain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
Top 3 CBD Highest CBD Strains
this is fun:
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If I had a nickel for every time I said "if I had $2 million....... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by splat
Stainless - gimme a shout. I have a company in CO doing seeds that are <.03. I'll dredge up their addy.
KQ - I grow Cannatonic and it is some good stuff. Feel good stuff more than couch lock stuff.
Unfortunately not available here in a form I would like. Bummer.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
I still want some of your potion! But, don’t have 2mm laying around. My shoulder is waiting for something that works.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
Sent you a PM. Need flower and seeds. (I need less than .3 though)Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
That 2/grm isolate sounds good too.
Pm me your ph#, schwerty.Quote:
Originally Posted by schwerty
Not really. All of our products from full spectrum to isolate have been lab tested from seed to shelf. Grown local.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
well you can't really count yourself in with the general population of people buying CBD online which is what I was speaking to. Here in Washington we have strict regulations with regard to pesticides and testing of finished products. The company I prefer, Fairwinds, is a seed to shelf company. They control everything in their state of the art facility so it's a lot like what you say you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
Hmmmmmmmmmm this could add quite a twist to my sourdough. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
Oooh and what about beer & wine?
Bobby S - I'm checking out another cbd seed and flower connect now....
There was a good article in Consumer Reports of all places, about how to choose a CBD product.
Not seeing much of anything with our dog Lily after ~10 days with the Ellevet chewables. She's right about 45 pounds and the higher dose ones are for 50 lbs.+ and we've been giving her those so the dosage should be fine. She'll be lights out for an hour or two starting ~30 min after eating it but other than that she's still creaky and old (14) just like she was. Not gonna give up just yet but pretty soon if nothing changes.
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Originally Posted by irul&ublo
3. For Products From Hemp, Find Where It Was Grown
Many CBD products sold online and in retail stores come from hemp, not marijuana. And the source of that hemp can be important.
Most hemp used in CBD products sold in the U.S. comes from Colorado or Oregon (which have long histories with cannabis) or Kentucky (which passed a law to support hemp growers in 2013), or is imported from overseas, says Colleen Lanier, executive director of the Hemp Industry Association.
Among those sources, Lanier considers Colorado to have the most robust hemp program. The state’s agricultural program performs spot-tests of hemp plants while they are still in the field to check THC levels and will investigate the potential use of any illegal pesticides based on complaints. (Note that the 2018 Farm Bill, now in Congress, may make it easier for farmers to grow hemp and expand the number of states where it is grown and tested.)
Products made with hemp grown overseas can be even more problematic, because they are not subject to any state or federal testing, say both Lanier and Boyar. “There needs to be testing results available to consumers,” Lanier says, “and manufacturers should follow the FDA’s guidance for good manufacturing practices.”
So for CBD products from hemp, check labels to see whether they say where it was grown, and look especially for those from Colorado. Not all products, however, include that information. So in a dispensary or a retail store, ask the staff whether they know where the hemp was grown. And for products purchased online, check the companies' website to see whether it has that information, or contact the seller to ask the same question.
Colorado will be a footnote in the Hemp/Cannabis industry. Very similar to Tesla and EVs.
For beer and wine we need unaltered yeast with a known outcome to produce a libation. Other wise we might end up with nail polish remover.Quote:
Originally Posted by KQ
Bread might be another matter since it sounds like heat needs added to produce the cbd compounds.
Yeah.... joking.Quote:
Originally Posted by SB
Should have used a :tongue: or ;)
Fossil fuels will be a footnote in the history of humankind. A kinda shitty footnote.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
Trust fund auto dealers around here, jeez. And people who suburb-up in Highlands Ranch for a year are apparently the experts on Colorado.
You don't have to be an expert on anything to realize that there are better growing environments in the US.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
California on the other hand produces 50% of the nations fruits, nuts and vegetables... Florida. Tennessee. Etc.
I consider myself to be a bit of an expert on growing Cannabis. More of an expert than you anyhow.
Im already producing locally grown and processed CBD products in partnership with MTSU. Seed to shelf lab testing. Complete vertical integration. Just got another license for processing going in Clarksville. Looking at 40-50 acres currently.
But yeah bro... keep talking that shit.
More like 2000 milligrams.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
Or my sarcasm meter is broken...
Actually, it'd be a million times a thousand. So 1 billion mg.
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Snoop and Martha Make BrowniesQuote:
Originally Posted by KQ
It looks like your vertical integration includes plenty of self stroke. There are plenty of dentists, engineers, docs, business peeps on teh TGR who do cool shit but don't feel need to constantly spew. Oh well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
More self esteem issues from Tbssux. Lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
That's cute.
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Yawn.
Back to thread. Curious for favorites for high CBD and moderate THC tankers to put in my coffee.
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Thanks. I might try although the thc level seems more 'low' than moderate. Could be a good daily driver, but I'd be hoping for a little more 'float'.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leavenworth Skier
Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
We are doing a some test plots of high CBD hemp. A few acres each plus a little bit of dryland (no irrigation) in some lowland as an experiment.
That's really cool. TN went from 300 or so licensed farmers last year to 3000 something this year.
Look forward to seeing how it turns out.
This has plenty of "float"Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
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This is the CBD thread, not the dab thread. If a high CBD edible is a 90mm daily driver for groomers (and work meetings) and that dab is 130mm huge powder board (for massive high) then I'm looking for 108mm underneath. I want versatile enough to get some float but still very controlled for daily functioning. Maybe 30 percent thc and 40 percent CBD. Does that exist?
Get some CBD isolate or tincture and load in THC till you find a mix that you like.
Hmm. Not bad, half a rice grain of thc and full grain CBD (isolate, not tincture) into the coffee. Stir in cream. Will try it.
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Originally Posted by Leavenworth Skier
Sour Tsunami is my absolute fav! Great for anytime you need a little relief. I find it relaxing but not fog inducing so I'm able to focus and function. In Washington I buy 1 gram tankers of oil - CO2 extraction.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
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If you're looking for something heavier and can find it where you're at try Yummy Dancehall - def. has couch lock effect. I personally do not enjoy this one.
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^this. I've got some THC tincture (one sativia, one indica) and add as needed when the mood strikes me. Works well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobby Stainless
Pennywise is normally 1:1 and provides a little more than relaxation but I’ve not seen it as a concentrate. Only flower.Quote:
Originally Posted by tbssux
AC/DC is sometimes a 1:1 as well. I find it a bit more sedative and for morning I prefer a bit more uplifting strains.
In moderation Durban Poison but it’s easy to overdo and get teleported to another world... no cbd in that strain...
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