Those familiar with cannabis culture understand that there are two plants that are popular in use in the industry: marijuana and hemp. These two different varieties are often called two sides of the same coin given their similarities. They do, however, have quite a few differences. ....
There has been so much talk in recent years about the growth and use of cannabis plants. With the recent legalisation of its counterpart—Marijuana—in some countries and states, hemp has increasingly become popular in various industries. In fact, it’s deemed to be one of the most profitable crops today that is predicted to be a billion-dollar industry in the years to come. With its extremely low level of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and high Cannabidiol (CBD) content, there are good reasons to cultivate hemp and produce various products such as CBD seeds, fibre, and oil. ....
Thanks to the widespread legalisation of cannabis all over the United Kingdom, Brtish citizens have been afforded the opportunity to enjoy the beneficial herb in various forms.
From enjoying spliffs to ripping bongs, the manners in which one can enjoy nature’s medicine are nearly endless. Thanks to the ingenuity of researchers, manufacturers, and connoisseurs alike. Among all the different ways that you can consume CBD, however, one has become a hot topic and growing form of interaction within the emerging UK CBD market: growing hemp seeds. ....
A vast majority of the industrial hemp in the UK is grown locally and is used within the building and construction industry. This is because hemp has insulating properties that are used to fashion building-block material. hemp is also used in body care products, plastics, and paper. ....
EN 
DE 
ES 
DA 
FR 
IT 
NL 
PL 
PT 
TR 
