bro hemp

Writer and Director in USA

The hemp plant has many uses including hemp clothing, hemp rope, hemp paper, and even biodegradable hemp plastic. The hemp flower has medicinal uses that go back thousands of years, but only recently the discovery's have been made that prove how wonderful this hemp plant really is.

CBD flower can be thought of as the classic and traditional way to get your cannabidiol (CBD). Hemp flower looks deceptively like cannabis, and can be used for smoking vaping, or making a myriad of homemade products – except it doesn’t get you ‘high’. As with real marijuana, there is enormous variety when it comes to CBD-rich hemp flower, with a selection of sativas, indicas and hybrids to choose from.

This article intends to serve as your CBD flower bible. We’ll be digging right down into what flower actually is and the compounds it contains; how you can use this product and combine it with other types of CBD, and also outline the potential properties and benefits of all 16 strains in our CBD Genesis flower collection. Feel free to read the guide in its entirety, or use this table of contents to find the information most relevant to you.

At first glance, you could be forgiven for thinking that CBD flower is actual marijuana. But while it may look the same and have the same aroma, the effects are much different. CBD flower has completely the opposite cannabinoid profile to cannabis. Cannabinoids are the compounds that give hemp and marijuana strains special therapeutic effects. CBD hemp flower is packed with high levels of – surprise, surprise! – CBD.

Meanwhile, concentrations of THC in these products are incredibly small, and always below 0.3%. This is the maximum amount of THC permitted in any hemp-derived CBD product. The high-CBD, low-THC cannabinoid profile has proven a revelation for the industry, and has been made possible through innovative cultivation and breeding practices. The result is that CBD flower doesn’t induce any psychoactive effects, no matter how you consume it. For that reason, this non-intoxicating herb has become very popular among those who want a soothing and relaxing experience, but not the heady ‘high’ that comes from cannabis.