{"componentChunkName":"component---common-build-question-tags-template-js","path":"/question-tag/pesticides/","result":{"data":{"allQuestion":{"edges":[{"node":{"id":"Question_9935-markdown","title":"Where can I find veritably pesticide free flower and products?","slug":"where-can-i-find-veritably-pesticide-free-flower-and-products","content":"\n_____________________\nMany products have labels that list the ingredients as well as the fact that they are pesticide free. You should look for label from an independent laboratory, and if not shown on the label, ask the people working there who did the analysis. Next year it will be mandatory for all products to have this performed. I would not purchase a product if the analysis is not on the label.\n\nPerry Solomon, MD","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6990-markdown","title":"looking specifically for organically grown cannabis. ( those grown with pesticides really bother me)","slug":"looking-specifically-for-organically-grown-cannabis-those-grown-with-pesticides-really-bother-me","content":"\"How do I locate organic cannabis in the Palmale, California area?\"\n_____________________\nHi there, you can find organically grown Cannabis in Palmdale and  throughout California by heading to : https://www.flowkana.com/home#dispensaries . Here you will find a map of all the dispensaries that carry Flow Kana's organic, pesticide free, small batch cannabis. \n\nHope this helps!\n\nflowkana","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6847-markdown","title":"Colorado's experience in regulating MJ pesticides is that \"Big Pot\" was the single biggest obstacle","slug":"colorados-experience-in-regulating-mj-pesticides-is-that-big-pot-was-the-single-biggest-obstacle","content":"\"in creating any guidelines for MJ pesticide use: http://dpo.st/2fnRGv2. How does prop. 64 empower CA regulatory agencies to behave in the public interest, while EPA guidance is unavailable?\"\n_____________________\nIn California, medical cannabis will be regulated under MMSRA, which will require pesticide testing of all cannabis sold in CA beginning in January, 2018.  While prop 64 doesn't regulate recreational cannabis sales, I would imaging that future regulation that does would also require testing for pesticides.\n\nscotcandell","image":null}},{"node":{"id":"Question_6750-markdown","title":"Do you take steps to ensure that pesticides are not concentrated in your oils along with the cannabinoids?","slug":"do-you-take-steps-to-ensure-that-pesticides-are-not-concentrated-in-your-oils-along-with-the-cannabinoids","content":"\n_____________________\nIndeed we do! Firstly, our pesticide-free flower is sourced from family farms that we have had close relationships with for years. We test the raw material, both in house and at 3rd party laboratories, at all phases of production, to be sure that during the extraction process no pesticide presences emerges. One of the greatest compliments we have received was from a testing lab that said ours was the cleanest oil they had ever tested! Every step of our process, from the source material, to our pharmaceutical-grade extraction facility, to our PhD Chemist overseeing the production of the oil, was created to ensure the highest quality final product to be delivered to the patient.\n\ndrjulicrockett","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_10936-markdown","title":"I've heard that pesticides are concentrated in wax. Is it true if you dab you may intake a bunch of chemicals?","slug":"ive-heard-that-pesticides-are-concentrated-in-wax-is-it-true-if-you-dab-you-may-intake-a-bunch-of-chemicals","content":"\n_____________________\nNot always! While many do have butane and intane contamination, many more are co2 extracted and do not contain those chemicals. The dispensery I work for uses ONLY organically farmed cannabis and organic extractions. We use only cold water and co2 extractions for our products and no pesticides on our plants and flowers. Just do some research on dispensaries in your area and dont be afraid to ask questions. If one objects to being asked questions, you probably don't want to get medicine from them. Good luck!\n\ndragonbai\n_____________________\nUnfortunately many concentrates are made from flowers grown indoors with the use of pesticides (generally to combat the nearly unavoidable infestation of broad mites and russet mites). Often indoor growers also use chemical fertilizers. If these chemicals are present, then extraction methods used to create concentrates, does indeed concentrate the chemical components. It's incredibly important to know the source of your flowers and search out dispensaries and vendors that carry only pure, tested and if possible, outdoor grown source material.\n\nherbabuena","image":null}}]}},"pageContext":{"limit":12,"skip":0,"numPages":1,"currentPage":1,"id":5628,"name":"Pesticides","slug":"pesticides","country":"US"}},"staticQueryHashes":["3949754563","4179947113","4202924991"]}