Comments on: How to Make CBD Oil in Three Ways https://healthyhempoil.com/how-to-make-cbd-oil/ Your #1 Online Resource for Hemp Extract Thu, 30 Jan 2025 02:11:30 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.1 By: Mara https://healthyhempoil.com/how-to-make-cbd-oil/#comment-206256 Thu, 14 Jul 2016 10:32:00 +0000 http://hhoupgrade.wpengine.com/?p=9913#comment-206256 In reply to Nomi Schwartzengraber.

Some plants need an oil extraction for certain constituents. The oil extracts some of the constituents better than water or your own body. That’s why the oil is favorable because water extraction or your own gastric extraction will not be sufficient.

]]> By: Support Support https://healthyhempoil.com/how-to-make-cbd-oil/#comment-201601 Fri, 24 Jun 2016 22:38:16 +0000 http://hhoupgrade.wpengine.com/?p=9913#comment-201601 In reply to Michael Rogue.

Hi Michael, unfortunately hemp oil can be rather expensive. Prescription drugs are often just as expensive, but the government or employers will take care of part of the cost. That isn’t really the case with hemp oil (but at least it doesn’t have all of those harmful chemicals).

This is exactly why we wanted to write this article, though. We wanted to give you, and our other customers who have a difficult time buying hemp oil frequently, a few different options. You can buy hemp oil from us or even make it at home (with the proper safety precautions, of course).

Stay tuned for more articles like this one! We’re trying to make hemp oil accessible for everyone.

]]> By: Michael Rogue https://healthyhempoil.com/how-to-make-cbd-oil/#comment-201308 Thu, 23 Jun 2016 19:18:00 +0000 http://hhoupgrade.wpengine.com/?p=9913#comment-201308 If CBD is a by product of hemp products why do I have to take out a loan to afford taking it on a regular basis. Does it take truckload of hemp to make a little bottle or are we being hosed

]]> By: Nomi Schwartzengraber https://healthyhempoil.com/how-to-make-cbd-oil/#comment-147038 Fri, 18 Mar 2016 16:00:00 +0000 http://hhoupgrade.wpengine.com/?p=9913#comment-147038 I just purchased a large batch of organic hemp buds. I plan on using the coconut oil method to create my CBD oil. I do have a question however. Why not grind the plant into a powder and add it to the capsules as is? Is there some additional benefit to creating the oil?

]]> By: Nomi Schwartzengraber https://healthyhempoil.com/how-to-make-cbd-oil/#comment-147039 Fri, 18 Mar 2016 16:00:00 +0000 http://hhoupgrade.wpengine.com/?p=9913#comment-147039 I just purchased a large batch of organic hemp buds. I plan on using the coconut oil method to create my CBD oil. I do have a question however. Why not grind the plant into a powder and add it to the capsules as is? Is there some additional benefit to creating the oil?

]]> By: Dee https://healthyhempoil.com/how-to-make-cbd-oil/#comment-38255 Fri, 29 May 2015 02:58:00 +0000 http://hhoupgrade.wpengine.com/?p=9913#comment-38255 In reply to Dee.

This is an example of a Hemp farm producing plants EXCLUSIVLY for CBD production in the United States. This will be the future once the hemp bill passes that will clear both domestic and female hemp for commercial use. http://cbdmarijuanaoil.com/nations-largest-cbd-hemp-farms/

]]> By: Dee https://healthyhempoil.com/how-to-make-cbd-oil/#comment-38254 Fri, 29 May 2015 02:52:00 +0000 http://hhoupgrade.wpengine.com/?p=9913#comment-38254 Decent article guys but this statement is far from the actual truth: “Hemp is bred to contain the lowest concentrations of THC and the highest concentrations of CBD.”
only the first part of that statement is true. CBD levels in Industrial Hemp are a happy coincidence. There are NO industrial hemp plants being bred for purposes of CBD extraction, in terms of the strains that are being used to legally import Hemp oils into the US. Now, on US soil, we have MANY pilot and startup farms, that are growing FEMALE INDUSTRIAL HEMP FOR CBD PRODUCTION. However, all of these farms are either tied to university research programs, or are only legal for sale in the states that they are grown in or research purposes. Domestic hemp is still not legal to ship over state lines, except for the Hemp being grown in KY, which is fully permitted by DEA and based on CERTIFIED INDUSTRIAL HEMP SEEDSTOCK. But this is common imported seedstock, not high CBD seedstock.
the only Hemp plants that are being grown for “the highest concentrations of CBD” are in fact marijuana/hemp hybrids, that for the most part, still tip the scales in terms of THC levels, making them illegal and still classified as marijuana instead of hemp. Strains such as AC/DC, Harlequin, Cannatonnic, etc, are examples of this. Charlotte’s Web, is one of the few examples that have been bred to reduce THC levels to the point of being reclassed by the STATE of CO, as industrial hemp. The plants oils are still unable to be shipped over state lines, prompting Realm of Caring to do a Uraguay grow in order to legally import the hemp back into the US for processing. ALL HEMP BASE must currently be imported to be legal for interstate commerce, with the exception of KY hemp.
in summary…….hemp currently contains the recessive genetics that were largely bred out of the marijuana strains over the last 50 years. However….these genetics must still be bred and selected for in formal breeding programs to coax the maximum CBD yielding potential from these strains, and they also must be grown out as females, same as drug strains, to maximize cannabinoid production. THIS IS NOT BEING DONE IN THE LEGAL CBD INDUSTRY ATM which relys on imported hemp base, almost exclusively grown for industry, not CBD production. There are exceptions to this, but I am speaking about the bulk of what is currently being imported as legal base into the US. Whole plant is still very grey to deal with with most companies sticking to the legal stalk based material. You will NEVER get high quality, high POTENCY, cannabinoid extracts when your source material is the poorest yielding part of the plant, ie…the stalks and stems, which have very little in the way of resin glands attached to them in industrial hemp strains. It takes volumes more raw plant material to extract from seed husks and stalks, than just one female plant ripe with buds.
Stalk based CBD is fully legitimate…..it is one of the only ways to buy it legally right now. But it PALES in comparison to what can be extracted by high CBD Hemp/Marijuana hybrids grown as females. Contrary to the above statement, Hemp, until the last 2 or 3 years has NEVER, EVER been bred for CBD production and any levels in the current industrial hemp crops grown in countries like india, china and Europe, are just naturally occurring, and occur in low single digit percentages, whereas you have hybrids producing 20% CBD and higher by volume.
current industrial stains are a good source for LEGAL CBD extractions. they are far from the ideal strains for ideal CBD extraction and are not bred in any way for CBD levels. They are legal, so we work with it and at the end of the day, CBD is CBD when derived from ANY species of Cannabis and reduced and concentrated. This is all changing rapidly……before a few years ago, there was no economic reason to grow Hemp for cannabinoids, let alone grow it sinsemilla. This is no longer the case, and breeders have done amazing work with hybrids over the last few years. But that is not what is growing in the fields of Europe. Those plants are grown for seed and fibre. 5 years from now, things will look very different in the Hemp world.
The only legitimate national product that I know of atm using select hemp for CBD production would be Charlotte’s Web botanicals. I am talking about the major players in the CBD industry. there are plenty of niche outfits doing grey area hybrid stuff, but I am talking fully legal, imported base. they are the only ones I know of. Many companies use Endoca base and I am not sure to what extent they developed their crops, but I do believe that have been running a selection now for a good half dozen years. Elixinol may use a select hemp strain. Most everyone private labels US Hemp oil base or Endoca. that is 90% of the market probably. Cannavest will be moving to select base, but this is still a ways off, they are working in KY. Since most companies source US Hemp oil base, most companies are not using high CBD industrial strains.

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