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As the interest in cannabinoids continues to grow, Cannabigerol (CBG) is gaining attention for its potential health benefits. A recent study conducted by Washington State University (WSU) has shed light on CBG’s effects, particularly regarding anxiety and stress. In this blog, we’ll explore the findings of this study and discuss why CBG is becoming a popular choice for those seeking natural wellness solutions. CBG: A Promising Cannabinoid CBG, often known as the "mother of all cannabinoids," is the precursor to well-known compounds like CBD and THC. While CBG itself has been less studied, it is now emerging as a cannabinoid...

For years, cannabis cultivation has primarily focused on maximizing yield and cannabinoid content. However, a new scientific study called the “Science of Smokeability” (SOS) takes a different approach, seeking to understand how growing practices and post-harvest processing impact the final product's smokeability.  This groundbreaking project is led by DaySavers, the most compliant and tested pre-rolled cone and rolling paper brand on the market, in partnership with the Cannabis Research Coalition and The Network of Applied Pharmacognosy (NAP), using flower supplied by The Hemp Mine. The research and findings could potentially reshape our understanding of cannabis quality and lead to significant improvements in product development, all...

By Emily Garcia Emily Garcia egarcia@postandcourier.com Feb 29, 2024 As South Carolina works through regulation of the emerging hemp industry and the presence of the psychoactive chemical THC in products, manufacturers and retailers have found themselves in a fog of legal uncertainty. The terminology used to describe both hemp and hemp products, like seltzers and gummies, can be complicated. Here are the answers to common questions and misconceptions. What is hemp?  What's Delta-9? Is that diferent than Delta-8 and Delta-10? Are Delta-8 and Delta-9 legal? Who is regulating this stuff?  What's the diference between hemp seed oil and full-spectrum hemp oil?...

  Cannabis drying, curing methods can be improved: Q&A with researcher Allison Justice By Kate Robertson, WriterFebruary 29, 2024 Some of the most interesting cannabis cultivation research is happening in South Carolina, where neither adult-use nor medical marijuana is legal. Instead, researcher Allison Justice, who holds a Ph.D. in plant and environmental science and is the founder of the Cannabis Research Coalition, is putting federally legal hemp under the microscope to better understand the physiology of cannabis – and how best to preserve its all-important trichomes during the drying and curing phase. Justice shared some of her latest findings with MJBizDaily ahead of...