Marijuana and hemp both come from the genus Cannabacae. Marijuana plants are typically strains or hybrids of Cannabis Indica and Cannabis Sativa. Hemp is most often a strain of cannabis sativa or a hybrid of sativa and Cannabis Ruderalis.

The distinction between hemp and cannabis comes from the makeup of a particular cannabinoid called delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol or THC.

Hemp is a cannabis plant with less than .3% THC. It shares many of the same cannabinoids that marijuana has but in different degrees of prominence. Hemp in its many strains have been grown to yield high levels of cannabinoids like CBD, CBG, and CBN, as well as other plant products such as hemp seed oil and fiber.

Marijuana strains have been grown to increase the yield and levels of THC. This is done to produce a product that causes the "high" associated with marijuana.

 

Credit card processing on the website will be available once the online store is open. Current wholesale customers will continue to be called to complete payment over the phone by their sales representative.

No. Since this product follows a chain of custody, once the product leaves our store we will not receive it back. All sales are final. We work hard to insure that every product we work with meets all federal and state guidelines. We stand behind our products 100% but our standards cannot be met if we receive back product.

Currently there are very few regulations in place but we trust our government and elected officials are working to help this industry grow successfully and safely. The materials we sell are all tested in federally approved labs to insure they meet the THC requirements to be considered a hemp product.

As regulations change, so will our polices. We are working with farmers, non-profits, lobbyists, and lawyers to keep on top of hemp regulations and laws.