Biblical HEMP

One advantage of non-decarboxylated THC-A, CBD, and Delta-8 is that it preserves the original flavor and aroma of the cannabis, providing a more authentic and nuanced experience for RAW Hemp THC-A, CBD, and Delta-8 Biblical Formula's. Non-decarboxylated THC-A, CBD, and Delta-8  may have a longer shelf life compared to its decarboxylated counterpart, as it is less susceptible to degradation over time, and Delta 9 is illegal, unless you have a medical card in Florida. Even so, the product can be expensive and low quality packaged so you cant even see it. THC-A, CBD, and Delta-8 is perfect for Biblical Formula's (Our RAW THC-A, CBD, and Delta-8 is for religious purposes only.) 

   Non-decarboxylated RAW THC-A, CBD, and Delta-8 does not produce the equal psychoactive effects associated as Delta-9 THC. if your seeking intoxicating experiences that require activated cannabinoids, please shop elsewhere. 

   If you are NOT interested in inhaling or ingesting THC-A, CBD, or Delta-8 you may want to consider making your own RAW Hemp THC-A, CBD, and Delta-8 Biblical Formula's. This avoids THC-A, CBD, Delta-8 from entering your bloodstream through your lungs. Allowing safe access to your spiritual and ritual beliefs.

   Researchers have identified over 30,000 of these molecules in a host of different plants, with over 150 existing in cannabis flowers. Each of these molecules lends a distinct aroma to particular cannabis strains, from sweet and floral to fruity and earthy. Terpenes are categorized into different groups depending on their structure. Below are major groups of aromatic terpenes within cannabis:

• Monoterpenes: Terpenes are made up of smaller structures known as isoprene units—branched chains featuring five-carbon units. Monoterpenes, at their foundation, are made up of two isoprene units, making them the most simple terpene molecules. Monoterpenes are pungent and volatile, and include the likes of limonene—which provides aromas of citrus—and myrcene, which supplies notes of earthiness. Pinene and terpinolene are also monoterpenes found in cannabis flowers. The former smells of pine, whereas the latter exhibits a floral and sweet scent.

• Sesquiterpenes: This category of terpenes possesses three isoprene units. They are larger than monoterpenes but are also volatile and highly aromatic. These compounds include the peppery caryophyllene and the herbal farnesene.

• Esters are organic compounds that produce alcohol and organic and inorganic acids when they react with water. Weed flowers are a source of esters, and cannabis researchers are becoming increasingly compelled to investigate them. While largely under looked until recently, these compounds contribute distinct aromas to certain strains, including scents of banana, strawberry, and pineapple.