What is Cannabis ?
Cannabis is a species of flowering herb that is split into three subspecies: Indica, sativa, and ruderalis.
SATIVA
INDICA
RUDERALIS
Sativa plants tend to be taller and skinnier and may even be lanky in appearance, with leaves that are thin and pointed.
Indica plants are short and stocky, featuring leaves that are broad and “chunky.”
Ruderalis plants are stalkier, featuring a smaller number of side branches and narrower palmate-shaped leaves
Cannabis plants have many different uses depending on the species, extraction method, dosing form, and amount. Each part of the plant has a different level of chemical compounds making it versatile for use across a wide variety of mediums. The uses of cannabis are also highly dependent on the extraction process. Cannabis consumption is generally divided into two primary uses: recreational and medical.
Benefits of Cannabis
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Relief of chronic pain
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Improves lung capacity
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Regulates seizures
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Treatment for glaucoma
What is Hemp ?
Hemp is one of the oldest domesticated crops known to man and is believed to have originated in South or Central Asia. It is one of the strongest, most durable, naturally soft fibers on the planet.
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Hemp refers to a different subspecies of cannabis most commonly cultivated for its fiber and seeds. It also produces a modest amount of CBD that can be rendered into cosmetics, oils, and other consumables.
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Benefits of Hemp
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Improved Digestion
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Reduces Eczema
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Reduce Risk of Heart Disease
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Healthy Source of Plant-Based Protein
Common Uses of Hemp
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Clothing & Textiles
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Paper
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Cosmetic and Skin Care
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Construction
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Fuel
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Food and Drink