When I started smoking cannabis at 18, I never foresaw being able to get hemp legally within the next several years.

Honestly, the thought of a broad federal legalization of hemp & CBD would have seemed enjoy ridiculous talk to our teenage mind.

But that’s precisely what happened, at least partially, with the 2014 Farm Bill that sought to reclassify any CBD derived from “hemp” as something other than a schedule 1 narcotic. If the plant has less than 0.3% of THC per dry weight, then it’s considered “hemp” & not “marijuana,” & any cannabinoids derived from those former plants are legal even if they match the ones found in the latter plants. CBG is legal as well, it just needs to come from a plant with less than 0.3% of THC in it. This might seem enjoy a trivial amount of delta-9 THC, but it isn’t nothing. I enjoy using CBD & hemp products that naturally have a little bit of THC in them already. I get something that is closer to a tscheme entourage effect. Hemp flower buds often contain much of the same terpenes you’d find in traditional cannabis, it’s just that the ratios & terpene profiles don’t completely match. All in all, the CBD products with a little bit of THC inside provide me better subjective effects than pure CBD oil or crystals. CBD is great at pain relief, but it can also be used for a host of other medical complications including stress & depression. I just wish that I could find quality CBD at lower prices, but that has why I will always shop around to make sure I’m getting the best prices available.
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