{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/flower/8","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_11351-markdown","title":"How is this extracted from hemp?","slug":"how-is-this-extracted-from-hemp","content":"\"What extraction process/method is used to extract the CBD from hemp? \n\nGlad to see you only use medicinal grade hemp, however, it's still against federal law (see: Controlled Substances Act  21 USC § 802(16)) to extract anything from the flowers of the hemp plant. Which is what leads me to wonder where all of these products which contain hemp-derived CBD actually obtain said CBD, seeing as the cannabinoid CBD is produced solely within the resinous glands on the flowers of the plant, leaving behind merely traces, if anything, upon the legally-usable parts of the plant.\n\nBeyond that, I have to ask, why use hemp? There's plenty of high-CBD, low-THC strains of cannabis available with a much richer, more diverse profile of cannabinoids. I would think it would take pounds and pounds of hemp stalks and seeds just to get an ounce of CBD oil, and then who knows what else you're getting. (Let's not forget hemp is a bio-accumulator)\n\nOf course, I know the answer to that last one, asking \"why hemp?\" is because it's legal and you can then ship it to other states, make more money, etc.\"\n_____________________\nThanks for your question and yes, there is a lot of confusion around hemp vs. cannabis.\n\nThe hemp we are using is from Colorado, and is actually a strain of cannabis that is a cross between Harlequin and AC/DC, with further refinement to remove the THC.  It has been classified as hemp due to its very low THC content, which is below the .3% allowed for interstate shipments.  \n\nThe extraction method used is a CO2 extraction process. It is not comparable to hemp extraction which does use enormous amounts of seed and stalk to extract.  It is the full plant extract and contains all the rich terpenes and cannabinoids one would like to provide for their pets.\n\nFurthermore, this unique hemp is registered as medicinal grade hemp because it is specifically grown for medicine and is not industrial in nature.  It is tested for and free of heavy metals and bio-contaminants.\n\nWe do not use cannabis strains higher in THC for two reasons: they contain above the .3% legal for interstate activity and we have dogs all over the US using this product who we would not be able to care for  if we used cannabis strains higher in THC.  Additionally, it is not advised to give dogs more THC than this amount due to the abundant receptors in their brains, their heightened sensitivity, and their propensity for experiencing static ataxia due to toxic levels of THC.\n\njuliannacarella","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11341-markdown","title":"I suffer from extreme insomnia and schizoaffective dissorder, what CBD products are good for these conditions ","slug":"i-suffer-from-extreme-insomnia-and-schizoaffective-dissorder-what-cbd-products-are-good-for-these-conditions","content":"\"strengths do I go for, right now I live in a state that cannabis is illegal, I have been using some very strong flower, but this gets very expensive driving back and forth to a state that I can buy. I need help!\"\n_____________________\nIf you are using cannabis but you live in a state where cannabis use is illegal, you should move since it is also illegal to transport cannabis across state lines. The super high CBD/low THC is legal in all 50 states so you could acquire the high CBD cannabis as long as it is super low in THC and classified as hemp since this formulation would likely give you relief from your symptoms. You will need to take the high CBD cannabis for about 3 weeks before you can feel the benefits although the cannabis will be working for you. \nIn the meantime, consider having your genetic chart done since you may have a neurotransmitter problem that predisposes you to have the symptoms you are having. \nConsider reading Dr Amy Yasko's book, 'Feel Good', available on Amazon for $15.\nWhen you are feeling better and more stable, join the people in your state fighting for legal cannabis or consider moving to a legal state because it may be a while before cannabis is legal in all 50 states.\n\ndrolson","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11252-markdown","title":"What have people found to be the best vape pen for CBD oil?","slug":"what-have-people-found-to-be-the-best-vape-pen-for-cbd-oil","content":"\"Looking for a vape to use with flowers since cartridges seem not to be available for the strains I am looking for. Looking to stay within a reasonable price range.\"\n_____________________\nThe firefly is a great device to vape concentrates with, but it is a little cost prohibitive. I found a lot of success with most dual coil globe atomizer type setups. A lot of head shops will sell them for $30-$50 or you can find them online. Single coils just don't do it for the heavier oils. I would also recommend checking out this list as well: http://hightimes.com/culture/high-times-2015-vape-pen-buyers-guide/\n\nryan\n_____________________\nIs there an exact strain you are looking for? At W Vapes, we only produce strain specific cartridges and pens. The firefly device is great for flower. You can really be as exact as you like with a dry flower vaporizer, mixing strains to your liking. If you're looking for an oil cartridge for a specific strain, we are always trying to develop more and more strain choices to satisfy patient needs. In the past, we've made cartridges using Harlequin and HarleTsu and currently have Cannatonic cartridges in stock. \n\nFeel free to check out our offered strains or contact us with feedback on strains at our website: wvapes.com\n\nkenwvapes\n_____________________\nBloom Farms has a CBD special reserve that is really good and it comes in a pre filled cartridge. So ask your local dispensary if they carry it or could try too. \nI do also love WVapes as well. But I had the same CBD related problems finding one too\n\n4lfclvr4lk\n_____________________\nWe just added AC/DC and Cashey's Honey to our CBD offerings as well! Please let us know what strain you are looking for. We're always seeking feedback from patient's as to what your needs and preferences are!\n\ndrjulicrockett\n_____________________\nColumbia Care, and Bloomfield industries in LI in NY have reasonable prices. Otherwise Etain Health has the best quality HIGH CBD Vape cartridges in the State of NY,\n\nsativacbdmeds","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11183-markdown","title":"Where are your buds grown? I am looking for organic stains, that have been tested.","slug":"where-are-your-buds-grown-i-am-looking-for-organic-stains-that-have-been-tested","content":"\n_____________________\nAll dispensed weed in Nevada is grown in Nevada per state law. All strains have state mandated test results included\n\nshowgrowmike","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11159-markdown","title":"Can I legally grow weed plants at home?  I live in Glendale CA.","slug":"can-i-legally-grow-weed-plants-at-home-i-live-in-glendale-ca","content":"\n_____________________\nIt doesn't look like it...\n\nWith a 4-0 vote, council members introduced amendments to the city code, tightening the prohibition of not just selling, but also cultivating and delivering medical pot.\n\nThe amendments will be brought back for a final vote later this month.\n\nLast October, Gov. Jerry Brown signed the Medical Marijuana Regulation and Safety Act to regulate the sale and distribution of medicinal marijuana through a state department.\n\nThe law also afforded cities the right to adopt ordinances stating they’d prefer to manage such transactions on their own or not at all. Either way, every municipality has until March 1 to act.\n\nIn 2011, Glendale adopted its ban on medical-marijuana dispensaries, along with the ability to cultivate, deliver and distribute within the city’s borders.\n\nwww.qcode.us/codes/glendale/revisions/5868.pdf\n\ndrpinto","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11104-markdown","title":"when using a CBD tincture is there a difference in effect due to plant origin- indica va sativa?","slug":"when-using-a-cbd-tincture-is-there-a-difference-in-effect-due-to-plant-origin-indica-va-sativa","content":"\n_____________________\nYes, there is although some people may debate this and say that indica and sativa have become so cross bred and confused that the effect are diluted. In general an indica will make you more relaxed, be sedating and have a full body effect. Sativa on the other hand will generally create a more uplifting, energetic, creative effect, like it may make you want to get up and clean your house.\n\nThat said, most tinctures you will find will not list whether they are sativa or indica based. Rather they will tell you the ratio of CBD to THC. For instance, I often take a 20:1 ratio tincture which is 20 parts CBD to 1 part THC. To complicate matters you will find that cannabis sativa tends to have more CBD toTHC in the plant, so there may be a tendency to use cannabis sativa although I can not verify this as the way people make their products is highly variable.\n\nLastly, if you are taking a CBD tincture it is important to know if it is being made from hemp or as many people say 'whole flower'. Hemp is bred for the highest level of CBD to lowest levels of THC (almost imperceptible). My personal preference is always to go for whole flower over hemp based CBD tinctures as I believe in the entourage effect.\n\npamelahadfield","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11094-markdown","title":"Where are these Mini J's rolled, and where is the bud sourced?","slug":"where-are-these-mini-js-rolled-and-where-is-the-bud-sourced","content":"\"Although I love these, I can't find much info about them anywhere.\"\n_____________________\nMini J's were designed by High Country Healing (HCH) in Colorado.  They grow over 50 strains in a garden located in the mountains, above 10,500 feet in Colorado. Unlike most pre-rolls that are made with shake, HCH uses the same flowers that they grow and sell in their store fronts located in Alma, Eagle-Vail, Silverthorne, and Colorado Springs. Each Mini J contains 1/4-gram of cannabis, in contrast to the typical 1-gram joint.\n\ndredmunds","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11091-markdown","title":"What does having a card protect me from being arrested from?","slug":"what-does-having-a-card-protect-me-from-being-arrested-from","content":"\"If an officer stops me when Im out in the world smoking, what is and isnt allowed? Can I be hiking? What if I live near a school? How much can I have on me? And am I allowed to grow plants? I don't want to break the law.\"\n_____________________\nAs a health professional I would highly recommend you wait and medicate at home and then medicate only when you need it and not all day long to get high. With that said...\n\nIn theory anywhere you can legally smoke cigarettes, you can now medicate with your recommendation, unless there are signs posted stating otherwise. You can medicate on your hike so long as you are not hiking on Federal Land. Medical Marijuana patients are not protected while on federal parl land or forest land in California. \nAt least according to the Medical Marijuana Regulation and Safety Act (MMRSA), which took effect January 1 , 2016, cultivation and dispensary facilities must be at least 600 ft from schools. This would imply that if you lived more than 600 ft from any school you would definately be ok. If you lived within 600 ft as long as your are in the privacy of your own home you shouldn't have a problem. Out of site, out of mind is usually the best advice I could give you. \nYou are allowed by the State of California to grow cannabis plants but unfortunately you also need your local City and County's approval as well. If you live in a Cannabis friendly City and County, then according to the MMRSA qualified patients are exempt from the state permit program if cultivating less than 100 square feet for personal medical use.\n\nAs a health professional I would highly recommend you leave your medication at home in a secure area. If you do need to carry your medication always have your recommendation with you at all times.\n\nAgain with that said... How much you can have on you is also anyone's guess at this point.\nThe passage of Senate Bill 420 included the patient amounts of 12 immature or 6 mature plants, a half pound (8 ounces) dry marijuana weight. These amounts were ruled unconstitutional with the People vs Kelly decision. In essence a qualified patient could decide for themselves how much marijuana they required for their condition, 1 pound, 2 pounds, etc. However law enforcement also had the latitude to judge for themselves as to whether they feel the amount they see is consistent with the patient's needs. \nAnd now we have the MMRSA which took out dry weight limits altogether. The only limitations now are cultivation size, 100 square feet or less - no state permit required. If you want to cultivate in a larger area - no problem, you are now legally allowed to as long as you get a State permit and local City and County approval.\n\n1) Look up your City and County Ordinances, and follow them\n2) Carry no medication or the least amount of medical on you at all times\n3) Always have your recommendation with you when you have your medication\n4) For more legal advise, I would recommend - California NORML (www.canorml.org)\n\ndrpinto","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11087-markdown","title":"Where do you source the plants used in W Vape extractions? ","slug":"where-do-you-source-the-plants-used-in-w-vape-extractions","content":"\"What can you tell me about the raw materials? I want to avoid pesticides and things. \"\n_____________________\nWe start the creation of W Vapes products with small batches of strain-specific, 100% pesticide-free cannabis. We source the plants from primarily family-run farms in Northern California, as well as some in Central and Southern California. Most of the farms that we source our products from are families that we have had relationships with for years. \n\nThe quality of the original plant material is a huge factor in creating a magnificent tasting, pure, and potent cannabis extract. We do testing of the flower, extract, and final oil at several stages of the process to ensure the highest quality and zero pesticides.\n\ndrjulicrockett","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11085-markdown","title":"Is there a vape pen that has Canna-Tsu extract?","slug":"is-there-a-vape-pen-that-has-canna-tsu-extract","content":"\"I want to try this strain, but I don't like to have to grind and smoke bud. I would prefer a vape pen option.\"\n_____________________\nCanna-Tsu is a CBD-rich hybrid strain created from Cannatonic and Sour Tsunami. It may be helpful in the treatment of anxiety, inflammatory disorders, chronic pain, seizure disorder, and insomnia. \n\nSeveral companies have prepared oil extracts which can be vaporized, including PopNaturals, The CO2 Company, and Shatter Tanks. It is available in a syringe which can be used to fill your own vaporizer tank, or in pre-filled cartridges. You may want to go to these vendor's websites to see if it is available in a dispensary near you.\n\ndredmunds\n_____________________\nWhile we don't currently offer a Canna-Tsu Vape Pen cartridge, W Vapes does have a Cannatonic cartridge with pure, premium cannabis oil and it's very high in CBD. Canna-tonic is one of Canna-Tsu's parent strains (along with Sour Tsunami). \n\nStrain info @ Leafly:\nhttps://www.leafly.com/hybrid/cannatonic\n\nW Vapes Cannatonic Oil lab results online:\nhttp://wvapes.com/pdf/BK10279-3_Cannatonic%201.pdf\n\nOur website has a retail locator, so you can find the MMJ collective carrying W Vapes closest to you:\nhttp://wvapes.com/retail-locator/\n\n*You'll need to copy and paste these links.\n\ndelicate-mammal-706","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11066-markdown","title":"I've had nothing but success with the FireFly 2 but I have one question. ","slug":"ive-had-nothing-but-success-with-the-firefly-2-but-i-have-one-question","content":"\"Can cigar style puffs, even when I'm on low like with flowers, ramp up the vapor production or is it best to stick to the \"long slow draws\"? (which by the way are still awesome).   \"\n_____________________\nThis is truly a matter of preference-- which, in my opinion, showcases one of the most awesome traits of the Firefly2; it is extremely customizable to an individual's tastes. Speaking just from my own experience, I prefer to experiment a bit with different temperatures and different materials. \n\nYou will find that cigar style puffing may produce more clouds, but it does depend on the material in the bowl. I personally enjoy the relaxing moment of a long, slow, and deep inhale when using flower, and I generally reserve using cigar style puffs for concentrates. But the Firefly2 allows every member of our FireflyFam to personalize their experience. So, experiment away! \n\nI am sure you will find many ways of usage that will appeal to you. And, I am so glad to hear you have had such success with the FF2, and have found a vape you love!!\n\nsuzyl","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_11062-markdown","title":"Would Firefly offer me a discount matching pax if my upgrade involved switching to Fire Fly 2?","slug":"would-firefly-offer-me-a-discount-matching-pax-if-my-upgrade-involved-switching-to-fire-fly-2","content":"\"These are the 2 best hand held vapes and I thank you guys for the heads up on combustion and the breakdown of moving to flower consistency with convection . I am a Vietnam vet living with PTSD and my vape needs to be spot on for coping strategies in this game of medicinal benefits . Would Fire Fly honor that discount if my upgrade is to a Fire Fly 2 ? \"\n_____________________\nI would suggest you contact FireFly directly with your inquiry at phone: (206) 418-6565. Alternatively, you can send them an email using their booking widget on thefirefly.com\n\ndredmunds","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":84,"numPages":10,"currentPage":8,"id":5261,"name":"Flower","slug":"flower","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}