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Badger G: Genetically Modified Hemp
Badger G is a genetically modified form of hemp made by the University of Wisconsin Crop Innovation Center that has been approved by the USDA for agricultural use. It has been modified to produce no THC or CBD, but retains a high percentage of CBG. Badger G was designed to cut down on agricultural waste and design a hemp plant that consistently produces a specific cannabinoid.
Why Should I Try Water Soluble CBG?
When looking for a natural remedy for things like nausea, sleep and pain, CBD tinctures easily come to mind. However, there are other cannabinoids that provide similar and possibly even more effective relief. Today we’ll be taking a closer look at CBG, the mother of all cannabinoids and how using it in a water soluble tincture works compared to CBD.
CBG vs CBD. What is the difference between them?
In the hemp plant (Cannabis Sativa L) there are suggested to be over a hundred different cannabinoids that are chemical compounds each with their o...
Legal THC IS Now Available Online
Who could have predicted that the 2018 Farm Bill would continue to make waves in the cannabis industry in 2022? The legislation that ushered in leg...
All About the Mother Molecule Cannabigerol
Hemp contains over 110 cannabinoids aside from CBD and THC. This blog focuses on one of those other cannabinoids: CBG. CBG has been researched only recently, but studies show promising results. Click on the blog to find out if CBG might be a good choice for you!
CBN: A Cannabinoid Underdog
You've probably heard of THC and CBD and might be very familiar with both molecules, but have you ever heard of CBN? CBN (cannabinol) is a minor cannabinoid present in hemp. Read this article to learn more about the wonderful world of CBN!
