{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/flower/4","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_9741-markdown","title":"How can a make a tincture from marijuana oil or leaves for chronic pain","slug":"how-can-a-make-a-tincture-from-marijuana-oil-or-leaves-for-chronic-pain","content":"\"How to make tincture from cannabis oil or dried plant\"\n_____________________\nPlease check out this link on our site! \n\nhttps://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/diy-make-a-high-cbd-cannabis-tincture\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9641-markdown","title":"Cbd tincture ","slug":"cbd-tincture","content":"\"Is it necessary to decarb the dried flower to benifit from the cbd when making a tincture? I would like to produce a medicine with no psychoactive effects. \"\n_____________________\nHi there! Please check out our article on how you can make your own CBD tincture: https://www.hellomd.com/health-wellness/diy-make-a-high-cbd-cannabis-tincture\n\nVeronicaB\n_____________________\nYes you still need to decarb your CBD flowers for a tincture. CBD-A does have medical benefits, though if you are after the traditional benefits from CBD, you will need to decarb for your tincture.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9623-markdown","title":"where do you buy flower power","slug":"where-do-you-buy-flower-power","content":"\n_____________________\nHi there! You should be able to find Flower Power products at your local dispensary. However, you can also visit www.getsava.com where they have some Flower Power topicals available for purchase.\n\nVeronicaB\n_____________________\n \nUSA OFFICE  : U.S Contact : Call or Text  us :   \n+1 (443) 300-8452 \nEmail us via: willamhackson@gmail.com \n\nwilliam420","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_9571-markdown","title":". Bronchitis. All the edibles seem to have sugar dairy colors in them. What's the answer to get thc and CBC ","slug":"bronchitis-all-the-edibles-seem-to-have-sugar-dairy-colors-in-them-whats-the-answer-to-get-thc-and-cbc","content":"\"I Can no longer do dry herb and I also cough like crazy with vape pens. Bronchitis. All the edibles seem to have sugar dairy colors in them. What's the answer to get thc and CBC. Everything makes u cough and is not helping the lungs.\"\n_____________________\nTinctures would be the best route, with no additives..check out our page at http://www.piantacbd.com\n\nPiantaTinta","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7508-markdown","title":"Are perscriptions for more than 6 plants allowed now that recreational marijuana is legal in california?","slug":"are-perscriptions-for-more-than-6-plants-allowed-now-that-recreational-marijuana-is-legal-in-california","content":"\n_____________________\nYes.. sort of. Cannabis recommendations are issued for a patient's medical conditions. As a result, patient can grow whatever is medically justifiable for their condition in a 100 sq. ft. space. Exceeding reasonable limits may result in fines, penalties, or worse.\n\nryan","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7481-markdown","title":"Could you please give a \"temperature best practices\" list for each type of cannabis for my VapeExhale?","slug":"could-you-please-give-a-temperature-best-practices-list-for-each-type-of-cannabis-for-my-vapeexhale","content":"\"I have noticed that the temperatures you suggest are not the best for my unit (Just bought it in December).\n\nFor instance I have learned that flower is at a particular temperature to get the best vapor. For wax it's different. The temperature I use is actually lower than you suggest. I figure that shatter has a different temperature setting... \n\nAlso, perhaps its different for each type of unit? Is it different?  \n\nCould you please give a list of best temperature settings for each type of cannabis to use with my VapeExhale ?\"\n_____________________\nThank you for purchasing a Vapexhale EVO, we appreciate it.  To answer your questions, yes, different temperature produce different results but the \"best\" setting for each substance is quite difficult because each person's subjective interpretation is different. \n\nFor example, some of our patients use the maximum temp for any concentrate to get the full medication effect in one inhalation.  Others find this to be too harsh and use the 1-2 o clock setting.  Others, like Bubbleman, use the lowest temp for his concentrates and takes anywhere from 15-20 inhalations per Vapexnail.\n\nYou are doing it correctly, find the temp through trial and error that YOU like best.  Our suggestions for temperature are just to get you started and in the right ballpark area, the rest of the fine tuning, like a chef, is up to the individual.\n\nseiboshen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7477-markdown","title":"why is my tolerance so high?","slug":"why-is-my-tolerance-so-high","content":"\"Ever since the summer i started vaping those wax cartridges alot to the point where i couldnt really get high anymore. Now i dont really get high when i smoke i dont nearly smoke as much as i use to. I space my highs out alot and most of the week im out so idk why my tolerance stays so high. Even my highs are only around 30 minuets long. Ive only been smoking for almost 3 years and my first year was nothing but flower, the past 2 years i mostly get high vaping bho. I still use flower alot but if its not fire i dont feel much and get kind of a 15 minuete head rush.\"\n_____________________\nHave you considered taking a tolerance break? I know it might not sound ideal as some symptoms may return if you are using cannabis medicinally but after about 2 weeks of not smoking the effects should return to what you are used to, and if you can abstain from using cannabis for 30-90 days then you might be surprised how little cannabis is takes to get you \"high\" and how long that effect will last.\n\nBartSmart","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7466-markdown","title":"I'm still able to make a pretty potent 4oz stick of cannabutter with an ounce of AVB (Already Vaped Bud)...","slug":"im-still-able-to-make-a-pretty-potent-4oz-stick-of-cannabutter-with-an-ounce-of-avb-already-vaped-bud","content":"\"Are there cannabinoids that are not able to be reached through vaping or are they just leftovers of the ones being vaped? (I vape at the 11 o'clock position and finish the bowl with a draw at 12 o'clock.) Thanks!!\"\n_____________________\nThe general consensus is that AVB still contains anywhere from 10-30% of the cannabinoids.  I personally like to vape until the flavor is gone and then save the rest for making butter.  That way I get to enjoy my flowers and then take the left overs and make some awesome butter.  You could always turn up the temp to get more of the cannabinoids but since vaping is already far more efficient than smoking, I'm not mad that there is still a little left over on the AVB.\n\nseiboshen\n_____________________\nPretty thorough, but simple instructions to make cannabutter.\n\nhttp://cannabiskitchen.org/56/cooking/cooking-with-vaporized-weed/\n\nserenitynow","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7454-markdown","title":"What is the efficiency of converting plant matter into active cannabinoids?","slug":"what-is-the-efficiency-of-converting-plant-matter-into-active-cannabinoids","content":"\n_____________________\nmuch better than smoking as you are re vaping the same material over and over again, so you get everything out of the nugs with out losing any like when a joint is actively burning. \n\npretty much unless you are inhaling, you aren't creating vapor. so it only activates the THc while your inhaling. I usually put like .1 to .3 in a herb basket and that's been enough for multiple people vs that would have been a tiny pinner of a joint and not enough for everybody.\n\ncanafun\n_____________________\nI have not seen any studies that actually quantified this but we do know that vaporization is much more efficient than combustion.  We hope to have more definitive quantitative data to share in the next few months as we start putting the EVO through these tests vis a vis combustion and other vaporizers.\n\nseiboshen","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7352-markdown","title":"I can't seem to get the same feeling from a vape pen as I do from smoking flowers - why? I'd prefer vaping","slug":"i-cant-seem-to-get-the-same-feeling-from-a-vape-pen-as-i-do-from-smoking-flowers-why-id-prefer-vaping","content":"\"I travel a lot and need cannabis to sleep but don't want to carry. How can I find the right vape that will allow me to sleep like the flowers do at home?\"\n_____________________\nMy understanding is that the vape pens miss out on the terpenes and the terpenes affect the taste and smell as well as the effect of the Cannabis so this may account for the difference that you notice when you use a vape pen versus smoking flower.\n\ndrolson\n_____________________\n@DrOlson mentioned one of the main differences between cannabis flower and most vaporizers.  We use Essential Oils which are cocktails of terpenes, the directive elements of the cannabis flower that are often lost in favor of higher THC potency during extraction, to customize each of our vaporizers to create the feeling people want when they choose various types of cannabis.  For sleep, we primarily recommend our DEEP pen which blends Lavender, Chamomile and Orange essentials to create a relaxing and soothing experience, as well as our BALANCE or BALANCE+ vaporizers that have no psychoactive effect, but have been reported to act as sleep aids, as well as anti-inflammatories and general pain and stress relief.\n\nOne more thing to consider is that when you smoke flower, you're inhaling the burning plant matter (leaves, stems, etc.) which if it's being lit directly from a lighter (at temps up to 3,590℉) or smoldering (at temps up to 1,100℉) creates the smoke that is missing from vaporized cannabis.  Our vaporizers create heated air at a much lower temperature, only enough to activate the various cannabinoids and terpenes, and that process doesn't create any smoke from combustion like you experience with flower or tobacco. This smoke itself does likely impact the overall experience, but by all accounts it's a very unhealthy delivery system because of what it does to the lungs and the body over time.\n\nmichaelkatz","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7351-markdown","title":"My diagnosis is \"mild\" cerebral palsy   ","slug":"my-diagnosis-is-mild-cerebral-palsy","content":"\"My diagnosis is \"mild\" cerebral palsy; some symptoms are like fibromyalgia. In addition:  muscle spasms, chronic pain, leg weakness, difficulty sleeping.  In my four years on medical marijuana, the blessed herb has “quelled” my pain enough to get some sleep, but not deep enough sleep to ever feel rested.   My question for you is:  What do you believe to be the best ratio of THC to CBD for muscle spasms and resulting pain.  I wrote THE MEDICAL MARIJUANA HANDBOOK: A PATIENT’S GUIDE TO HOLISTIC HEALING WITH CANNABIS, so I know a bit on the topic -- but it's not easy finding specific ratios for specific issues. And, as I'm sure you know, other cannabinoids like CBN, CBG and CBC are also noted to help with pain and spasms, but almost never listed in a chemical analysis available to patients. A very well respected M.D. who has written books on cannabis told me to use a ratio of 3:1 CBD:THC.  So I’m doing my own trial on that right now, using two separate products to get that ratio – or close to it, anyway.  But I’d love to know your opinion.  Thanks for being there and for your help! Norma\"\n_____________________\nI certainly don't have the kind of problems that you've had to deal with since birth but your question has significant complexity. I actually would like to know what you're doing the rest of the day. Are you taking CBD during the day? Do you have a good sleep hygiene, like wearing sunglasses about an hour before bedtime? Do you have a stressful job? Do you notice your mind won't shut up? Do you maintain a healthy blood level of vitamin D3? Are you doing Sativa and then following it with Indica? Have you tried a large doses of CBD or concentrated CBD? Are you rubbing your body down with 1:1 CBD: THC Salve before bedtime? Are you taking concentrated calcium (increases muscle spasms) or do you take magnesium? Have you had your genetic chart done with a methylation analysis? If you have your methylation analysis it may reveals at you need specific nutrients, or if you have COMT snps (Single nucleotide polymorphisms) in your chart, it indicates that you are very sensitive to neurotransmitter imbalances and you may benefit from stabilizing the neurotransmitters with other supplements.\nI would love to continue this dialogue but I can only answer one time and then you must come back in with a new entry in order for me to answer you again.\n\ndrolson\n_____________________\nHello there!  To start off, I want to  say kudos for taking the challenges of even \"mild\" CP and going on to overcome said challenges and even write a book on med. cann that has helped others!  Besides the excellent advice from Dr. Olsen, I might add that you might want to look into two sets of  med cann products.  One set, for daytime, might have more CBD & THC  and the other set of med cann products with more THC & CBN.   The reason that I don't set a specific ratio of cannabinoids is that every person is different in their response!  At least for me, one of the beauties of cann. medicine is that dosage is placed in the control of the patient.  So I say go ahead and experiment;  for example the 3:1 ratio of CBD:THC is probably not supported by any literature but by a pooled analysis of the pts seen by this physician.   However, why not experiment (carefully) w/ 2:1 ratio?  or 10:1?  Don't forget, method of cann. intake will also effect the pharmacodynamics/ pharmacokinetics (what the drug does to the body and vice versa).  That is, using a vape-pen will be a completely different experience from trying tincture drops in tea or even micro-dosing edibles.    I hope that this helps; feel free to joing any of our qualified MD's for a tele-chat session!\n\ndrpark","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_7323-markdown","title":"I've never heard of essential oils being blended with plant extract.Is there any adverse effects to vaping it?","slug":"ive-never-heard-of-essential-oils-being-blended-with-plant-extract-is-there-any-adverse-effects-to-vaping-it","content":"\n_____________________\nThe primary psychoactive elements in cannabis are cannabinoids (THC, CBD, THCa, etc.) and terpenes (Limonene, Myrcene, Pinene, etc.). While the cannabinoids provide the foundational experience, terpenes direct that experience, kind of like the steering wheel of a car. Terpenes exist in all organic matter, and essential oils are simply terpenes that have been derived from non-cannabis sources.  By blending in selected terpenes (essential oils) with 70% THC oil, we are able to completely direct the psychoactive experience rather than relying on the imperfect strain system we have today.  The amount of terpenes in our products is similar to terpene profiles naturally occurring in cannabis, we just have chosen the ones that create the experiences our products promise.  So vaping our products is just as safe as vaping traditional cannabis extracts.  That said, essential oils do have some contraindications with prescription medication, so we suggest patients check out our Product Safety information here: http://www.evoxelabs.com/product-safety/\n\nmichaelkatz","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":36,"numPages":10,"currentPage":4,"id":5261,"name":"Flower","slug":"flower","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}