The CBD Spot

The hemp plant produces flowers just like its cousin, marijuana. These flowers are commonly processed and cannabidiol (CBD) is extracted to create oil. However recently, the CBD market has had a growing demand for hemp flower in it's true form with high concentrations of this beneficial cannabinoid. For hemp enthusiasts, few things compare to the potency of smoking hemp flower, and it seems to be taking the cannabis industry by storm. For people who are looking for the flavor, benefits, and process of smoking cannabis without the intoxication often associated marijuana, CBD hemp flower may offer the ideal solution. What Is Cannabidiol Flower or CBD / Hemp Flower? Cannabidiol Flowers are the flowers produced by the industrial hemp plant. They contain many naturally occurring cannabinoids that, when consumed, interact with your body’s endocannabinoid system, leading to what is often referred to as "the entourage effect." CBD / Hemp Flower does not go through t

Why choose a Full Spectrum CBD Product?  TERPENES. You've likely learned that cannabinoids were the compounds in the cannabis plant that caused healing, right? While true, it’s been discovered that terpenes can play a big role in that as well. In fact, cannabinoids and terpenes work together in creating something called the entourage effect.  The entourage effect simply means that cannabinoids such as THC, CBD, and CBG, along with the hundreds of other compounds like terpenes, are meant to work together. It’s the whole plant that does the best job, not just a single compound. While certain types of relief can come from using a CBD isolate, using a Full Spectrum CBD Oil, utilizing as many of the cannabinoids and terpenes in the plant as possible, may just be the best way after all. Terpenes can enhance the effects of the cannabinoids. Have you ever noticed how two separate strains can produce different effects? One strain may leave you relaxed and tension free, another