...CBD-dominant strains: These strains contain two E1 gene copies, so only CBDA and CBGA are possible. It creates more CBD levels and lower THC levels. Balanced strains: These strains have...
...CBD levels. By contrast, hemp strains sit near the y-axis because they produce CBD but very little THC. Balanced strains produce both CBD and THC, so they fall somewhere in...
...do not produce significant levels of THC, while most commercial strains fall into the THC-dominant category—they have THC but negligible levels of CBD. “Balanced strains” produce both THC and CBD,...
Are you trying to decide between CBD and THC for relieving chronic pain? Deciding between CBD or THC for pain is not an easy process. This is because pain is...
...0.3% THC or more. Some high-THC strains can have 30% THC or more. Is used for recreational or medicinal purposes. You won’t find cannabis plants being used to create hempcrete...
...THC/THCV Differences They originate from different parents. Some of the better-known cannabinoids – THC, CBD, etc., originate from CBGA before synthesizing into their acidic forms (THCA, CBDA…). Meanwhile, THCV begins...
...of Cannabis? source CBD strains have a higher CBD to THC ratio. Some strains may have a 1:1 CBD to THC ratio, in which case the CBD mitigates much of...
...pain tolerated medicines that combined THC and CBD notably better than a pure THC extract. A 2012 study in the Journal of Psychopharmacology found that CBD “inhibits THC-elicited paranoid symptoms...
...THC) has been reported to stimulate bone growth and collagen production. THCV has anti-inflammatory properties and can be used as a pain treatment (together with CBD and THC) Strains That...
...submitted high-CBD strains for testing in an act of preservation. This fresh west coast enthusiasm for CBD genetics led to some of the first ever CBD stabilized strains. One of...
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