which you agree can ONLY be achieved with the right genetics…
And if we’re honest here, the majority high CBD cultivars being used to produce isolate these days only test below 0.3% THC when harvested early and the leaves and stems are included in the test.
The strain I’m using qualifies as “hemp” in Oregon, based on testing below 0.3% THC at six weeks, but I guarantee it’s running more than double that when we actually harvest at 7 or 8 weeks.
you consider it semantics, I see it as a legal quagmire that needs fixed.
on to other things then…