Is flavor added to cannabis?
Yesterday, I went to a specialty cannabis store to buy cannabis. I thought I'd just walk in, buy some, and walk out again. But no, I was overwhelmed by the selection.
There were weaker and stronger cannabis strains, and in between, a lot more with exotic names. Two A4 pages full of strains.
The cashier recommended something to me and I didn't question it and bought it (I just said that I wanted something weaker).
My question is: How do all these cannabis strains with their creative names differ? Are flavors added like in shisha tobacco?
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no there are no aromas added that are so bred that they form different tastes. in addition, they are differentiated according to the content of the substances Thc (the high-producing substance) and cbd (the low-producing substance).
No, no, no, no.
The plants just have that name. They do, for example, by crossing between different plants
Crossing.
Crucifixion = Beat the Cross….
A small typing error, which makes for fun.
Thank you for your permission. had to laugh for a while
So a good movie!👍🏼
I thought it was funny. I remembered the life of Brian. -> each one cross only!
There are only specialist shops selling CBD products.
CBD is unsuitable for intoxication; as a healthy one should not promise any effect, at most an autosuggestive.
There are also CBD products (cremes, tea, dietary supplements), which are added to natural or synthetic hemp aromas to create a ‘shopping-friendly’ fragrance.
As with most plants there are various categories ( cannabis sativa, cannabis indica and cannabis ruderalis). All categories have different effects and this also has different effects, of which there are more under category.
is not common.
Seeds? …. they would be allowed.
Cannabis trading is still illegal in DE.
No.
The plant varieties simply have these names.