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  Have you been asking yourself, “What is HHC?” Chances are, you are not alone. The cannabis marketplace is an ever changing place with what seems like daily new developments. With the fast pace of new products, it can feel like a full-time job keeping up with what’s new.  And, there’s a buzz afoot about the elusive HHC. You’ve stopped by the right place because with the primer you need to get schooled up and gain the answers to the burning question, “What is HHC?”   Your Guide to Understanding HHC   What is HHC? HHC is an abbreviation for Hexahydrocannabinol which is a hydrogenated derivative of tetrahydrocannabinol. HHC is a naturally occurring phytocannabinoid. It is a minor cannabinoid that occurs naturally in cannabis. Similar to Delta 8 and Delta 10, HHC is processed from hemp-derived CBD in a lab through a chemical process.    Does HHC get you high? The answer is maybe. HHC cannot but THC can, if enough is taken, they produce the same effects. . Users g

  Cannabis blew up the internet recently when a study showed the potential benefits of specific cannabinoids to stop COVID-19 from entering human cells. One of the targeted cannabinoids, CBG, or cannabigerol, has been in the spotlight for its potential therapeutic benefits. But what is CBG, and why should you pay attention to this tiny molecule found in cannabis?  Where CBG Is Found To understand what CBG is, look no further than the label or COA of your favorite Haygood strain. CBG, much like CBD, is a cannabinoid found in cannabis plants. It’s found in much higher concentrations in younger cannabis plants, most commonly as CBGA, or cannabigerolic acid, which converts to other cannabinoids, including CBD and THC, as the plant grows.  Strains and cannabis products on the market that boast high CBG rates are limited or pricey, as high amounts of CBG are hard to find naturally in most cannabis plants—though that’s changing. Cannabis f

  Welcome to Your Introduction to CBDA   CBDA is the new player in town that has everyone talking about its benefits. CBDA has been on researchers radar since it was first isolated by Israeli scientist Rafael Mechoulam in 1965, but only recently has made its way to the front of the class. CBDA or cannabidiolic acid is the carboxylated form of CBD. But wait, no one expects the non-chemist population to know what that actually means. We’ll save you the “google” and offer up a backstory that you can digest, regardless of your high school chemistry grade. (Whew.)    What is CBDA? CBDA is essentially the acidic precursor to CBD originating from the raw hemp plant. CBDA’s structure has a carboxyl group that consists of one carbon, hydrogen and two oxygen atoms.   How is CBDA different from CBD? After a process called decarboxylation, the CBDA is converted to CBD. Decarboxylating is the process of releasing carbon dioxide to remove that acid (the “A” in CBDA). Any contact th