CBG John Snow Flower
MADE IN USA: This John Snow strain is packed with Cannabigerol (CBG), the "mother cannabinoid." Known for its energetic effects, CBG is the next big thing in health-supporting cannabinoids! This strain comes in at 20.785% CBG after conversion from CBG acid. Very little THC is present in this flower, at 0.166% by weight (far below the 0.3% maximum for industrial hemp). We grow our John Snow on small farms using sustainable farming practices, and lab test the final product to ensure no presticides or heavy metals are present. We recommend researching CBG for yourself to learn about its incredible benefits! This package contains CBG for sale weighing 3.5 grams of CBG John Snow flower.
CBG Lemon Cream Diesel Flower
MADE IN USA: This Hemp flower is high in Cannabigerol (CBG), which is known as the Mother Cannabinoid. This delectable CBG flower strain is called Lemon Cream Diesel. With a distinct lemon aroma, using this hemp flower is a sensory delight. One of the benefits of this strain of CBG flower is that it contains several other cannabinoids in addition to CBG, including CBC, CBCa, and CBDa. The CBG content by weight comes in at 15.284% after conversion from the acid form (CBGa). When measured on a per-gram basis, CBGa content is 152.84mg. CBC weighs in at 0.154% of the dry weight, making up 1.54mg of every gram. CBCa content makes up 0.349% of the flower, with 3.49mg per gram, and CBDa weighs in 0.068% of the flower, and shows up at 0.68mg per gram. This strain is extremely low in THCa, which makes up only 0.127% of the flower, with 1.27 milligrams per gram. Total THC (combined delta-9 and THCa) is 0.16% by weight, far below the 0.3% legal limit. The total dry weight in this CBG Flower container is 3.5g.
What is CBG?
Cannabigerol, or CBG, is one of the 100+ cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. CBG is a non-psychoactive cannabinoid, meaning it won’t get you stoned. It typically converts into CBD and THC as the hemp plant grows, but some strains of industrial hemp, including Jack Frost, are bred specifically to produce high levels of CBG in order to take advantage of its beneficial effects. Like THC and CBD, CBG reacts with the cannabinoid receptors in the human body, but each cannabinoid provides different effects.
What is the difference between CBD and CBG?
CBD (cannabidiol) and CBG (cannabigerol) are phytocannabinoids, or compounds produced by the cannabis plant. Both CBD and CBG bind to CB1 and CB2 receptors in the body. Of the two, CBD has been more extensively researched, while CBG is the "next big thing" in hemp products. Neither compound is psychoactive, meaning while they may have beneficial health-supporting properties, they won't give you a "high" or "stoned" feeling.
What does CBG do?
CBG binds to cell receptors in the body called CB1 and CB2 receptors. Your body naturally produces endocannabinoids which themselves bind to these receptors as part of the body's internal messaging systems. By using these receptors, CBG is able to produce its health-supporting effects.
What are the benefits of CBG oil?
CBG is good for supporting a wide range of health systems, including mood, energy, sleep patterns, and muscle and joint function. CBG, or cannabigerol, may also help modulate the paranoia-inducing effects of THC in marijuana users.
Does CBG get you high?
CBG flower won’t get you stoned. The cannabinoid in marjiuana that causes the drug's "high" is THC. The other cannabinoids in the plant, including CBG, do not give a "stoned" or "high" feeling when used. In fact, some marijuana users report that CBG can counteract the negative effects of marijuana in users who have overindulged.