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hom · 07-15-2014, 12:21 PM

Hey Oldchuck. When tested CBD was the predominant cannabinoid found in the juice. From our small sample it came in at 0.7%. THC was 0.1%. CBG 0.03%. CBC 0.03%. CBN not found.

oldchuck · 07-15-2014, 02:17 PM

Thank you, hom. I assume your oil is a simple Finola infusion in a vegetable oil of some sort?

jpt again · 07-16-2014, 01:51 AM

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Originally Posted by 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...

I met someone @GP that did mix hemp into his RSO and tested it; then cured his stage IV prostate cancer, with it. Unfortunately I, on the other hand, forgot which one, it was. 3 men with the same diagnosis within months--all used different methods and are doing well, no progression and back to their normal lives, again.

The next generation of Medicated seeds will have a little more Hemp, I suppose. However, I'd prefer keeping them separated in seeds and grows. IDK if crossing them would eventually melt the thc in pot down to 'unwanted.'

I prefer the THC during the day and sure love my medications!

jpt

hom · 07-16-2014, 02:42 AM

We juice the flowers Oldchuck and then pour the liquid into icecube bags. Its a raw juice and it's frozen immediately to trap all that goodness in. Take 1 out, put in a glass....shot of orange/apple juice optional. Down the hatch.

headcoach · 01-27-2015, 06:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Hempsmoke

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.

I have a friend in Colorado that is growing 40 acres of industrial hemp and he tell me that the CBD comes from the flower that that he has had it tested with high CBD content. I am writing him now to find out what percentage. Once I find out, I will post back here.

amannamedtruth · 01-27-2015, 07:01 AM

Some of these high cbd strains DO look like hemp, lol

stoned-trout · 01-27-2015, 09:01 AM

I got some email from a company doing cbd from hemp in an e liquid..naw I got to have some thc man..yeehaw..theres no cbd laws I guess ??..back to getting ditchweed for some folks....

oldchuck · 01-27-2015, 03:50 PM

All hemp is not created equal:

Slovenian hemp ordered through Amazon. 40 grams for $36. Organic. They sell it as tea. The buds are pretty nice looking, all female, fully seeded. Unfortunately it does not work to suppress my seizures. When I did an ethanol extract the yield was tiny and the effect non-existent.

By contrast, Finola hemp works great. The yield is good and seizure control is excellent.

Only Ornamental · 01-27-2015, 04:01 PM

And still, Finola is supposed to contain a rather low amount of cannabinoids; IIRC around 1% and at best 2-3% (obviously mostly CBD).
Maybe it's because it's seeded and has been processed in a way that a good part of the trichome heads fell off or you really got unlucky and came across one of those zero THC varieties which, due a defective cannabinoid synthesis, are also devoid in all other cannabinoids and for reason unknown very low in essential oil too...
Even if your experience so far was disappointing, you should grow out a few of these (or I'll do it for you); maybe you get better results or at least you (or the community) can figure out what it might be: p. ex. the zero THC varieties have crippled trichomes and aren't sticky at all and CBG predominant varieties show milky trichomes from the beginning (but the latter varieties are very rare).
I attached two pics copied from:
E. P. M. de Meijer, K. M. Hammond, and A. Sutton, The inheritance of chemical phenotype in Cannabis sativa L. (IV): cannabinoid-free plants, Euphytica (2009) 168:95–112.
Picture 1 is from a cannabinoid-free plant (USO-31 hybrid) and picture 2 of a CBG predominant one (selection/hybrid of an Italian land race?).

oldchuck · 01-27-2015, 04:49 PM

Yeah, I collected seeds. Only about about a quarter of them are mature though. They must have harvested early. Still plenty to play around with. It will have to wait though as I have no room right now to sprout more plants. Maybe outside come spring.

The buds seem to have something resembling trichomes. A little closer look:

07-15-2014, 12:21 PM	#41
hom Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Eire Posts: 302	Hey Oldchuck. When tested CBD was the predominant cannabinoid found in the juice. From our small sample it came in at 0.7%. THC was 0.1%. CBG 0.03%. CBC 0.03%. CBN not found. __________________
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hom Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Eire Posts: 302	We juice the flowers Oldchuck and then pour the liquid into icecube bags. Its a raw juice and it's frozen immediately to trap all that goodness in. Take 1 out, put in a glass....shot of orange/apple juice optional. Down the hatch. __________________
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01-27-2015, 03:50 PM	#48
oldchuck Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 1,111	All hemp is not created equal: Slovenian hemp ordered through Amazon. 40 grams for $36. Organic. They sell it as tea. The buds are pretty nice looking, all female, fully seeded. Unfortunately it does not work to suppress my seizures. When I did an ethanol extract the yield was tiny and the effect non-existent. By contrast, Finola hemp works great. The yield is good and seizure control is excellent.
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07-15-2014, 02:17 PM	#42
oldchuck Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 1,111	Thank you, hom. I assume your oil is a simple Finola infusion in a vegetable oil of some sort?
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01-27-2015, 04:01 PM	#49
Only Ornamental Spiritually inspired agnostic mad scientist Join Date: Aug 2013 Location: Somewhere in Central Europe Posts: 2,388	And still, Finola is supposed to contain a rather low amount of cannabinoids; IIRC around 1% and at best 2-3% (obviously mostly CBD). Maybe it's because it's seeded and has been processed in a way that a good part of the trichome heads fell off or you really got unlucky and came across one of those zero THC varieties which, due a defective cannabinoid synthesis, are also devoid in all other cannabinoids and for reason unknown very low in essential oil too... Even if your experience so far was disappointing, you should grow out a few of these (or I'll do it for you); maybe you get better results or at least you (or the community) can figure out what it might be: p. ex. the zero THC varieties have crippled trichomes and aren't sticky at all and CBG predominant varieties show milky trichomes from the beginning (but the latter varieties are very rare). I attached two pics copied from: E. P. M. de Meijer, K. M. Hammond, and A. Sutton, The inheritance of chemical phenotype in Cannabis sativa L. (IV): cannabinoid-free plants, Euphytica (2009) 168:95–112. Picture 1 is from a cannabinoid-free plant (USO-31 hybrid) and picture 2 of a CBG predominant one (selection/hybrid of an Italian land race?). Attached Thumbnails __________________ Growing only for ornamental reasons and because... The hemp seed hub: A thread for those who seek seeds and info on hemp, click HERE Please spare a 'like', a dear friend of mine could need some motivation. Thanks! Brainer on Retainer: Why not rent a brain by the hour? OO now on time-sharing
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01-27-2015, 04:49 PM	#50
oldchuck Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 1,111	Yeah, I collected seeds. Only about about a quarter of them are mature though. They must have harvested early. Still plenty to play around with. It will have to wait though as I have no room right now to sprout more plants. Maybe outside come spring. The buds seem to have something resembling trichomes. A little closer look:
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