CBD and CBG are two separate cannabinoids found in the cannabis plant. They have their own unique flavor profiles and provide different benefits for the human body. Unlike THC, CBD and CBG do not produce psychoactive effects. CBD is known for its potential therapeutic properties while CBG is becoming increasingly known for its potential pharmacological properties. Although promising, the role of CBG for medical use has not yet been studied in clinical trials.

Where and how the CBG and CBD flowers are grown and harvested can have a significant role on the potency, flavor, and appearance of the hemp plants. State laws legalizing the production of hemp have afforded more options for a hemp cultivator, and in Oregon, we can offer hemp products of each kind.

Outdoor hemp products are usually lower priced, larger, and less potent. Indoor CBD flower gives the hemp cultivator more control in monitoring nutrient seeds and growth patterns, resulting in new products and more specific flavors of cannabinoids. Greenhouse hemp plants are grown pesticides-free and offer a potency similar to indoor flower despite the larger leaves of the hemp plant.

The best way to grow hemp plants depends on the strain, and the CBD industry is continuing to perfect cultivation practices to provide a wider variety of quality products. Ask us to learn more about which form of hemp product will best meet your needs, flavor preferences, and budget.

Plain Jane offers the widest variety of new products in the CBD industry like CBG and CBD-rich hemp flowers, CBD oils, CBD cigarettes, buds, accessories and more. For those seeking the recommendations of hemp products for therapeutic purposes, we are not medical professionals and do not suggest strains or products to treat a serious medical condition and would direct you to seek a doctor’s advice. However, we can make recommendations and point customers in the right direction when it comes to flavor, prices, and which products contain higher concentrations of cannabidiol.

Yes. The 2018 Farm Bill classified hemp (or cannabis with less than 0.3% delta-9 THC) as an ordinary agricultural commodity under federal law. Hemp is a legal product across the United States, and we can ship CBD hemp direct to your location (except Idaho).

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