Hemp raw materials
Hemp biomass
Hemp biomass is the basic raw material for most cannabinoid oils, isolates and distillates. The value of hemp biomass is related to the cannabinoid concentration of the biomass.
Hemp extracts
Extracts are the product of extraction. There are several extraction methods that aim to extract CBD (and other cannabinoids) from the cannabis plant in a highly concentrated form, making it more suitable for consumption and further processing.
Cannabinoid distillates
Distillates are obtained from hemp extract. It is possible to isolate certain cannabinoids such as CBD or CBG. Thus, among other things, CBD and CBG distillate is produced in different concentrations.
Isolates
Natural isolates are obtained from the hemp plant. For this purpose, the hemp biomass is extracted and a hemp extract is obtained. Synthetic canabinoid isolates are an active pharmaceutical ingredient produced in the form of an ultra-pure crystalline powder. Natural or synthetic isolates are used as the basis for the production of "water-soluble" cannabinoids.
Terpenes
From the taste of fruits and vegetables to the scent wafting from trees and blooming flowers, terpenes are the organic compounds that play an important role in the flavors and smells we experience every day. Terpenes are oils secreted by the same plant glands (trichomes) of the cannabis plant that produce CBD and THC.
Hemp flowers
CBD hemp flower refers to the bud that grows on the "female" hemp plant. The difference between "male" and "female" hemp plants is that the former cannot form flowers. Therefore, you can only obtain the hemp flower from the "female" family of this plant.
Hemp pellets
Hemp pellets are made from hemp press cake or hemp biomass. The hemp pellets are excellent as animal feed, such as for horses, because they are rich in omega 3, 6 and 9 fatty acids, activate the metabolism and promote muscle building.
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