Things move fast in the world of hemp and CBD, so we decided to keep a journal. From research and education, recipes and product information, this is your one-stop-shop for all things CBD and hemp tea.
We thought we’d define and explain some of the more confusing cannabis terms you’ve been hearing with a list of helpful definitions in one cannabis glossary right here. Read on for cannabis terms defined and explained in this glossary.
Look, we’re all for whatever uncle Jim does in the garage on his own time—but we’re more get-prepped-for-the-board-meeting than play-Stairway-To-Heaven-on-repeat. That’s why we started Sky & Wyatt: all natural, hemp-based herbal teas with all the health benefits of CBD and none of the stare-at-lava-lamps-for-hours of THC.
If you find yourself asking when CBD will start to work for you, you’re not alone. We get this question all the time from folks looking to research the benefits of CBD before diving in.
CBD or cannabidiol is the non-psychoactive component of the cannabis plant and doesn’t contain Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). In short, CBD doesn’t make you intoxicated or “high.” Instead, its uses are mostly for medicinal purposes as an alternative to pharmaceutical medicine.
When you purchase hemp and support businesses who use the incredible plant, you’re investing in the future health of the planet.
Like many who are just now beginning to navigate the complex world of cannabinoids, terpenes, and plant-medicine, you may be wondering: what’s the difference between Hemp and CBD?
