[OldSSSCGuy]

My reading says that industrial hemp ("ditchweed") is called that primarily because it has negligible THD levels and high CBD levels.

If that is the case how come industrial hemp is not the panacea for those looking for high CDB strains?

Just curious...

[HidingInTheHaze]

My guess is from a smokers stand point it looks like crap and probably tastes like it too.

I was just reading the other day the strain called harlequin has between 4-7% CBD and like 4% THC all the while still having decent bag appeal and flavor.

What is the average CBD percentage on industrial hemp?

[Hydro-Soil]

Originally Posted by HidingInTheHaze

What is the average CBD percentage on industrial hemp?

I'm going to guess that 4% is actually very abnormal for hemp. Seriously doubt that hemp has 'high' levels of cbd... unless it's a comparison to how much thc is in it.

Definitely room for me to be wrong though.

Stay Safe!

[GF-Z]

Bla bla bla thc tha thc-a cbd cbn bla bla bla...
plant came from earth. Every region has itz own landrace: mexico columbian afgani hind and etc.(some of them was especially pollinated with others in long time ago). But the main thing what plant cares genome,that unique programmed by earth tricomes network connected with terpenes and other oils which expressed via smell/taste and they also make something work differently.
What I wanted to say, I will never trust any parrot seeds which can be gmo or any bullshit in it, whatever, sticky resin from buds makes me stouny as hell and go to sleep, staring at nothing while being nothing actualy (dumbness feeling) . If i smoke untouched bud it makes me feel fully of everything(talking about sedative/relaxive indica with some little burst of sativa) & no dumbness feeling . So its completely different high( i toke resin sticky icky ICKY! ) its more concentrated than any street deep soap sh selled as good stuff.
And the point is that MEDICAL CANNBIS SHOULD BE UNIQUE, have some balance of tricomes that makes you feel good in mood, at the same time making mind take over pain and other bs... This is just an example. Just what ive researched every human responds differently. For example maybe for you auto strains will be knock out, while for me it will be mild buzz, because you sensitive to cbd more and etc. Its different to explain how it works in brain (different cbd/thc/thv/cbn ratios).
The reason i wrote all this is I will never believe in some medications like sativex and etc. Cannabinoid alone its like human somewhere without support, he can go wild. Or like nutrients, just give more N and half of strains will show toxicity. So i think everythere should be balance. Leave hemp for animals & dig from what you have in your garden.

[Hempsmoke]

Originally Posted by Hydro-Soil

I'm going to guess that 4% is actually very abnormal for hemp. Seriously doubt that hemp has 'high' levels of cbd... unless it's a comparison to how much thc is in it.

Yes exactly.
Industrial hemp doesent produce that many cannabinoids in its trichromes. While some plants can have decent frost coverage the cannabinoid content is very low and the "high cbd" is only in comparison to the thc content high...
The overall cannabinoid content is around 1-5% with cbd being the most common one.

[TheCleanGame]

Harlequin is actually closer to 8%CBD and 6%THC... when properly grown.

I'm unable to get high from it at all and it medicates very well without knocking you out.

Keep it Clean!

[1TWISTEDTRUCKER]

I have plenty of Ditch Weed around, and am interested in testing it.
What are some respected labs that do Mj. testing, and what does this kind of testing cost?

Peace; 1TT

[Harvest Time]

would love to know this too...wouldn't it be awesome if you could get a call from your dealer and meet him at the testing place and reeeaaallllyyyyy know what your buying and quality and price could be properly determined???I say it would be awesome

[nattynattygurrl]

Originally Posted by 1TWISTEDTRUCKER

I have plenty of Ditch Weed around, and am interested in testing it. What are some respected labs that do Mj. testing, and what does this kind of testing cost?
Peace; 1TT

I read somewhere a while back that one of the big labs here, (CO) was offering free testing, a gram/ patient, in an attempt to try to locate high CBD strains…I don’t recall exactly which lab, (though I wanna say it was Full Spectrum Labs), it was a while ago though, so who knows if they even still do it. In any case, I don’t think it’s very expensive to have a sample tested; I seem to remember it being around $100. I’ll try to find the article, but it might be worth calling around about, in the meantime, if you’re really interested.


I hope you’re all having a splendid weekend!

Go Broncos!

[1TWISTEDTRUCKER]

I would love any info you could find NattyGurl.
$100 is reasonable, FREE is better.
I may have to get out and gather some Hemp and send off a sample or 3.
It would be sweet if I find something with a load of CBD's.
I would need to find some low THC Indica to beef up the yields but could be well worth it if I find a hemp plant with two or three percent CBD's. Cause this crap sure doesn't have that much THC.
Probably just dreaming, but it is nice to dream.

Peace; 1TT