Okay, how about we talk about THCa for sale? Imagine this: You’re at a gathering, and someone mentions the word hemp. The entire room is divided. One half thinks it’s a new word for high and the other is already listing all its benefits as if they were reading an invisible brochure. The truth is that both sides miss out on the entire picture.
Hemp, the quiet cousin of pot, is a great alternative to marijuana. It doesn’t create a lot of noise at family events. It contains so little THC that it wouldn’t buzz a fly. It’s a plant that has been involved in more controversy on Twitter than a celebrity.
Let’s go back in time. Hemp was a cool material in the past. Making ropes to sail ships that found new lands or writing paper for independence declarations are examples of hemp’s use. It’s cool to be old school.
Today, hemp is experiencing a renaissance, but it has not been without controversy, due to its misunderstood connection with marijuana. The 2018 Farm Bill attempted to clear up its reputation in the U.S. by giving farmers green light to legally grow it again. And boy did they miss it during those prohibition years!
Let’s get to the fun part. What cannot this plant do for you? Clothes? Check. What is hempcrete, a sustainable building product? Yup. The trend is spreading to biodegradable and car parts. It’s been reported that hemp batteries will be available soon – imagine being able to charge your phone one day with a flower!
Wait, there’s even more! Hemp can be like that friend you have who insists upon helping you move just because they drive a truck. It is a super-green crop that grows without water or pesticides.
But here we are, still sneering at hemp because it has a family connection to marijuana. You wouldn’t watch “Game of Thrones”, for example, because it features dragons. And you would think that all fantasy series are the same.
Funny thing: despite hemp’s incredible environmental and social benefits, growing hemp in some places can land you in serious trouble. It’s because people cannot seem to distinguish it from its psychoactive relatives.
The future of hemp looks bright, but you’ll need sunglasses to see it. As more people learn about the benefits of hemp, we are seeing real innovation.
The next time someone brings hemp up at a gathering or anywhere else, you can join in the conversation with these facts. You’ll be either hailed as most interesting in the room, or get into a debate with Aunt Karen on whether plants are able to save the planet.
Watch this green wonder, it is quietly plotting to dominate the world – one product at atime.