CBG-Rich Hemp Variety Introduced in the US
Feb 27, 2020
You wouldn’t be wrong if you said cannabidiol (CBD) has taken the world by storm. You wouldn’t expect a chemical extracted from cannabis to gather much support, but it has. In the U.S., industrial hemp, a cannabis variety with less than 0.3% of THC, was legalized by the 2018 Farm Bill, kick-starting the CBD craze.
A year later, the CBD sector is worth millions, and there are thousands of CBD products in circulation. With talk of the cannabidiol market being saturated, hemp producers have started turning to minor cannabinoids. Hemp produces over 100 of them, and although most of what we know about cannabinoids concerns CBD and THC, interest in…
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