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Cannabidiol is becoming increasingly mainstream, and with this comes doubts from customers. CBD has been around for a long time. However, the legalization of medical marijuana occurred only recently, so it is quite natural for customers to have doubts about this substance. Here is a compilation of top ten CBD FAQs.
Both marijuana and hemp are derivatives of the same genus of plant, which is cannabis. However, these two plants differ genetically, in terms of cultivation, plus chemical process. Industrial hemp is grown to yield a wide variety of things, which include fabric, food, rope, and cannabidiol extracts. Marijuana is grown for high amounts of tetrahydrocannabinol. Industrial hemp contains trace amounts of tetrahydrocannabinol, and it does not have any mind-altering effects on the consumer. On the other hand, there can be over 20% THC in marijuana, which may make a psychoactive effect on the user. Read on for more CBD FAQs.
The US government created history by legalizing industrial hemp in 2018. It has been federally legal to sell and consume CBD provided that it only contains 0.3% THC. When hemp has only that much tetrahydrocannabinol, it is classified as hemp; otherwise, it is marijuana. Hemp is legal throughout the nation in one form or the other. Ask your local municipality officials for guidelines and laws regarding hemp because these can be complex.
