Hemp flower seems to be all the rage these days, with tens of thousands of new users every month, but such was not the case a few short years ago. When we first began growing hemp in 2018, the main purpose was to grow biomass for extraction, not smokable hemp flower. Fast forward a few years later
Delta 8 seems to be all the rage, with numerous CBD companies adding D8 products to their catalog, so we thought we should weigh in on the topic. First off, what is Delta 8 THC? Delta 8 is a minor cannabinoid found in cannabis and hemp. It is similar to Delta 9 THC, but has a slightly less potent effect.
Let's talk CBG hemp flower. CBG is one of the 113 cannabinoids that have been identified in cannabis. It is non psychoactive and thus is considered hemp, by legal definition, when it is the dominant cannabinoid in a cannabis plant. CBG hemp flowers tend to contain no, or very little THC, even less than CBD hemp buds.
Phrases like “Top Shelf”, "High End", "Premium" & "High Grade" get frequently tossed around in the hemp flower industry, probably because after years of being dealt low grade industrial hemp flower, littered with seeds and stems, we’re all desperate for something better and we finally have choices.
With CBD Hemp Flower representing the most growth within the larger CBD Industry, we thought it was high time you understand what you are smoking. In this article we will break down the different grades of hemp flower, from low grade industrial hemp, to high grade, top shelf CBD buds.
For many hemp farmers, the 2020 grow season added heartache to an already grim pandemic year. Excess biomass from 2019 left deteriorating in storage drove wholesale prices to new lows. But the year’s end yielded a bright spot in one market segment: smokable hemp flower.
Most people are now aware of all the benefits of CBD, but there are many other helpful cannabinoids in hemp and cannabis. Cannabidiol isn’t the only cannabinoid in the hemp plant, there is another interesting compound called cannabigerol (CBG).
When we at Dreamland Organics transitioned from craft cannabis growing, to craft hemp flower production, the pivot was an easy one. After all, hemp is cannabis, just with less THC than traditional cannabis strains. We literally changed nothing except our genetics. The same cannot be said for many growers entering the hemp space.
Sure, most hemp flower enthusiasts have heard of hemp strain names like Surver Haze, Sour Space Candy & Lifter, but what about the craft hemp flower strains? Those aforementioned commercial hemp strains are great, but let's put the spotlight on some lesser known, yet well received hemp cultivars.
Rolling your own hemp flower pre roll can be a task for some. so we thought we would share our three step process to rolling a perfect hemp joint. It's really the second step that makes all the difference and takes your hemp pre roll to the next level.
With so many new hemp strains being developed and so many new hemp smokers out there, we thought it was about time to touch on choosing the right strain. The difference in effect and flavor, can greatly affect the users experience and we want everyone to make an informed decision.
So what is "living soil"? Well, simple answer, it's soil that is alive, obviously. "But aren't all soils "alive", you ask? No, some soils are not alive actually. Let me explain why we use living soil for our hemp plants, here at Dreamland Organics and why it matters.
