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CBD New to CBD Flower

Discussion in 'CBD Oil' started by Robindean, Sep 15, 2019.

  1. #1 Robindean, Sep 15, 2019
    So, I know this is for oils. But I dont see anywhere else to post this subject.
    I been digging into, and learning more about CBD, specially what is fake (Isolated CBD?) and straight up to what I just purchased, CBD Flower.

    I tried vaping it in my PAX 2, question is, unlike vaping cannabis, is there any benefit (In this case, I dont care if I combust it, because it is still less harsh then cigs, and less worrysome) of vaping the stuff?
    I noticed it isn't like cannabis, and for once I stirred the darn oven, and got a good experience.

    But any point in keeping the AVCBD?
    Also, can you cook with it? CBD Butter?
    I may or may not have more questions starting later, depending. Otherwise will experiment with the 3.5g's I got.

    Thanks for looking, and helping to educate me. :)


    (I still feel though, for my needs, THC does a better job pain wise and such, but again, ill experiment with this.)
     
  2. #2 Deleted member 699232, Sep 15, 2019
    It definitely can be used for edibles. Already vaped bud doesn’t need to be decarbed as well.
     
  3. #3 Robindean, Sep 15, 2019
    Hey Jon, thank you for the reply.
    I do get that AVB, doesn't. But I don't consider CBD Flower to be Bud, because it doesn't contain THC, and if mine does, it is definitely around 0.3%.
    This is why I am wondering, if I was to just vape it vs smoke it or cook with it, is there otherwise any benefits to keeping the left over that I vaped?
     

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