#high cbd

[stonedcoast]

Strain by Grower

420 All Month! Today is Jamaican Thai Ultra.

SativaVery Low THC (Less than 10%)High CBD (More than 10%)Flower In my Golden Tiger review from last July, I highlighted that while that strain (possibly my favorite cultivar of cannabis) had what I called an “uninspiring” 12.4% THC, but the lineage of two landrace varieties (Thai and Malawi) caught my attention. Well, Jamaican Thai Ultra took that and doubled down, offering a measly 5.2% THC.…

[msburgundy]

this is because the legal stuff is not medicinal, hope this helps!

[danny-boys-world]

White 99

[dijidweeeb]

[effemimaniac]

current p scrip weed meta is 50c less per gram than if I were buying tinnies. which is better than buying tinnies, I guess, but also the fact I have to get it 10g at a time makes me think of how much more economical it could be to buy it in ounces. alas no-one on the street is selling the type of shit I'm smoking.

[therollingstonerd]

🩵💚H A P P I N E S S J A R💚🩵

[ragingbullmode]

mmm. kind of a hard question to answer but does anyone have any. advice for getting into cannabis use (preferably vaporizers) for someone whos never smoked a day in their life 🫣

[dapg-otmebytheballs]

im super obsessed with you always being on the “dnp are stoners” hill

me on the 'dnp are stoners' hill where I have built a house: "you come here often?"

I am not even saying they do it regularly lol, but listen. I know what it looks like. It's like that thing where you're passing a stranger on the street and either through a waft of cannabis or through some particular mannerisms you can tell they're stoned and you sort of give each other a look of acknowledgement yk? That's what the baking video is to me. I don't even think Dan was stoned in that, but Phil. The Nun Fact moment. The legs giving out but expression remaining joyful. The Struggles™. The general aura of calm that he exuded despite it all. The stimmy behaviours. That man is high as balls, and I am happy to see it

[nyxfaei]

Ohhhbnoh

[acceptccnow]

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Merchant accounts stand as pivotal players in the payment processing ecosystem. Serving as the bridge between a CBD business and financial institutions handling credit card transactions, obtaining a high-risk merchant account emerges as the initial step in addressing payment processing challenges. These accounts are meticulously crafted to meet the specific needs of businesses operating in high-risk industries, such as CBD.

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High-risk payment gateways represent specialized systems crafted to facilitate secure online transactions for businesses confronting heightened risks. These gateways act as a seamless connection between the merchant's website and financial institutions, ensuring the secure and efficient processing of customer payment data, even in high-risk scenarios.

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The CBD industry has enthusiastically embraced e-commerce as its primary sales channel. Thriving in this competitive landscape requires CBD businesses to not only accept credit cards for e-commerce but also to provide a seamless and secure shopping experience for their customers. This entails the integration of e-commerce payment processing solutions tailored explicitly for high-risk industries.

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Payment processing challenges in the CBD industry are undeniably present but entirely manageable. By securing high-risk merchant accounts and implementing specialized payment gateways, CBD businesses can confidently accept credit card payments, delivering convenience to their customers. With the right payment processing system in place, CBD entrepreneurs can shift their focus to growing their businesses and effectively addressing the unique demands of this continually evolving industry.

[hydrangeaz]

slumber party! p1

[lunearobservatory]

Chronic pain colorado. Thank u

[diahsthings]

Obey Me

Beelzebub thought

Warning: drug usage. Gummies. Legal in my state. Not actually weed but hemp.

I like getting high on gummies.

I think about the characters being high or around a high MC.

The thought of Beelzebub getting the munchies is terrifying.

Can you imagine? Nothing is safe.

There won't be enough

[skaldish]

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[moldresistantstrains]

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[wipeawaythosetearsofbloodagain]

Day 225 of no weed and It never gets easier I want to smoke so bad, I wish I could smoke once and go back to being sober but it doesn’t work like that.