Chinese Industrial Hemp Thc And Cbd Content

Discussion in 'General' started by Lockout, May 27, 2013.

  1. #1 Lockout, May 27, 2013
    I've been able to get information on the THC and CBD content of EU industrial hemp but I can't get at anything regarding Chinese industrial hemp regulations. I'd really appreciate it if you guys could help me with this as I have Chinese hemp seeds in my possession. What I'm hoping for is high CBD content and low THC content like EU hemp but I have no idea where to start this search. I'll freely admit that I've only been searching for 30 minutes so far but I haven't found any leads.
     
     
    Thanks.

     
  2. #2 Serenity, May 27, 2013
    Dude dont smoke hemp.....
     
  3. #3 Lockout, May 27, 2013
    I might not smoke it but I'd like something with high CBD and low THC as a possible treatment for a schizophrenic cousin. Thanks for the bump, though ;)
     
  4. #4 Serenity, May 27, 2013
    Hemp doesn't have any... If you're so desperate scrape a bowl or something. 
     
  5. #5 Lockout, May 27, 2013
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    EU hemp doesn't have much THC (less than 0.2%) but can contain 1-5% CBD (info I got off Wikipedia). If Chinese hemp is anything like this, I'd consider it a success. If by "Hemp doesn't have any" you mean that Chinese hemp strains don't contain CBD, please offer a reference as this would be very important information to me.
     
  6. #6 Ẅest Čoast, May 27, 2013
    Start here. http://www.projectcbd.com/OAQs.html
     
     
    Q. I have heard that CBD is the dominant cannabinoid in hemp plants. Can I just smoke or ingest hemp or ditchweed to get the healing effects of CBD?
     
    A: It is true that hemp fiber or seed strains will be relatively high in CBD, but their overall cannabinoid content will probably be low. In general, a
    plant is bred to be good for one of three purposes: drug (usually THC), fiber or seed. It is an unusual plant that is useful in more than one category. Hemp is genetically bred for fiber growth, not resin production. CBD-rich yields from hemp are likely to be low without selective breeding for CBD content.
     
  7. #7 Storm Crow, May 27, 2013
    This is as close as I can find-
     
    [SIZE=12pt]Influence of agroclimatic conditions on content of main cannabinoids in industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa L.)         (full– 2011)  [/SIZE]
    http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0534-0012/2011/0534-00121103449S.pdf
     
    [SIZE=12pt]Hemp Biology - Industrial Hemp vs. Marijuana     (article – 2012[/SIZE]) http://www.innvista.com/foods/hemp/hemp-biology/
     
    And there is enough CBD in hemp strains to get a clear result in this study-
     
    [SIZE=12pt]Industrial hemp decreases intestinal motility stronger than indian hemp in mice.  [/SIZE]
    [SIZE=12pt](full – 2013)     [/SIZE]http://www.europeanreview.org/article/3266
     
    Granny
     
  8. #8 Buzzwell420, May 27, 2013
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  9. #9 Lockout, May 27, 2013
     
    Up until now, I had never heard of this. Thanks for sharing as I will definitely find this useful.
     
    For anyone else who doesn't know of this:
    http://www.naturalnews.com/034599_medical_marijuana_juicing_cures.html
     

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