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What is fingerprinting of plant extracts for therapeutic potency?
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∙ 11y ago
kindly please anwre to me what is meant by fingerpriting of plant extracts for therapeutic use i am in teachng profession and i need to explain it to my students
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What is Whole Melt Extracts?
Whole melt extracts are concentrated forms of cannabis that are produced using a process called "whole melt" or "full melt". This process involves extracting the resin from the cannabis plant using ice water and agitation, which results in a high-quality extract that contains all of the plant's cannabinoids, terpenes, and other beneficial compounds. The term "whole melt" refers to the fact that the extract is made from the entire cannabis plant, rather than just the flowers or buds. This means that it contains a wider range of cannabinoids and other compounds than other types of extracts. Whole melt extracts are often used for dabbing or vaporizing, as they are very potent and have a strong flavor and aroma. They are also sometimes used to make edibles or added to topicals for their therapeutic benefits. It's important to note that whole melt extracts can be very strong and should be consumed in moderation. They are also not legal in all areas, so be sure to check your local laws before using or purchasing them.To know more... Contact Us @ +1(720)446-9255
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It extracts water and nutrients from the soil.
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