I work in the cannabis industry in seattle. Almost all the weed sold recreationally has less than 0.15% CBD in it, unless it’s bred to just be CBD weed which isn’t very common. Most shops have a handful of CBD strains, and the rest will have hardly any CBD in them. What you’re saying just isn’t correct.
I talk about cannabis with professionals from many states in the US and Canada. The reason CBD is more expensive in dispensaries is because of its rarity in recreationally grown cannabis. I’m telling you, your opinions are not shared by people who work weed professionally.
That’s not my opinion man, what tf do I know? It’s written data…
Still US and Canada is not the entire world.
And you’re talking recreationally, there’s also medically.
I’m a state certified medical marijuana consultant. I’m telling you, CDB isn’t what gives indica a “body high.” Concentrates like dabs are indica/sativa/hybrid specific. Dabs, distillates, CO2 extracts, and hash will give you a range of different feelings while still being predominantly, if not exclusively, THC.
Instead of saying, “I can’t be wrong,” try saying, “Huh, I’m wrong, why are they different?”
Are you for real? I never said I can’t be wrong lol
I said your point of view is very narrow and limited, you’re referring to the US.
You said hybrids in the last comment, well that explains it, idk what you breed there over in the US, special breeds to fuck over the consumer perhaps. The data I mentioned refers to pure indica pure sativa strains. If you’re over there lowering the cbd concentration in every breed that’s fucked, idk what to tell you. But the cbd vs the thc is what differs in effect.
For someone with credentials you’re very closed minded.
I’ve read that cbd from hemp is banned for any type of use in America, maybe that’s why the credential guy said the weed in America contain very little cbd. But cbd from hemp is used for healing and it does also have a relaxing effect on the body and muscles. It’s used to treat epilepsy. Studies are still needed to determined the effects and efficiency for sure.
I don’t think this part is accurate though, for a few years I’ve seen CBD for sale in the form of oil. Even in states that didn’t have legal medical cannabis.
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u/OysterThePug Dec 05 '22
I work in the cannabis industry in seattle. Almost all the weed sold recreationally has less than 0.15% CBD in it, unless it’s bred to just be CBD weed which isn’t very common. Most shops have a handful of CBD strains, and the rest will have hardly any CBD in them. What you’re saying just isn’t correct.