Cannabis plant – Page 9 of 11

Have you ever wondered how the levels of CBD, THC and other cannabinoids in marijuana or CBD oils are determined? The science behind the analytical methods that allow cannabinoids to be quantified: GC, HPLC and MS.

Post dedicated to the Environment Day. Discover the thousands of ecological uses of this ancestral plant so forgotten today. A vision of a more sustainable future with hemp as the protagonist.

The entourage effect is the synergistic interaction between the different components of the cannabis plant. Some of the effects that the plant has on the organism are attributed to this interaction.

If you have ever found yourself enjoying the refreshing or lemony aroma of certain varieties, you have probably experienced the effect of limonene. Discover its effects.

Do you know why it is necessary to heat cannabis before consumption, whether smoking, vaporizing or cooking with this plant? The answer lies in decarboxylation, a chemical process that transforms cannabinoids into their more active forms.

CBD vs THC: their differences in effects, molecular structure, uses and legality in Europe, explained with scientific references.

Myrcene is one of the most abundant terpenes in all cannabis strains and is responsible for the characteristic smell of marijuana. It has the effect of leaving you lying on the couch. Find out more about its effects.

THC or tetrahydrocannabinol is a cannabinoid that provides a wide range of effects and potential therapeutic benefits. Find out all about the uses, effects and properties of the cannabinoid THC.

Cannabinoid biosynthesis is the study by which cannabinoids are produced in the cannabis plant. Discover its importance!