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Did you know that some earthlings believe that the effects of THCO are comparable to "magic mushrooms" (psilocybin)? Explore with us exactly what THCO is, how it is formed in space labs, what the galactic archive says about it, what its effects are, and the safety and availability of THCO products. Buckle up, we're leaving! 🚀

Think of CBG as a protostar, the building block of many other cannabinoids yet to be discovered. The protostar collapses under its own gravity, initiates nuclear fusion, sheds its outer layers, and is left with a dense core that transforms into a new object, a white dwarf. That dwarf is CBG9, a cannabinoid that emerged from CBG and is a newcomer to the cannabis empire. In this article, we will look at the differences between these two compounds and reveal their therapeutic possibilities.

Space sensors have detected the presence of the compound HHCH in the cannabis galaxy. Wondering what HHCH is, where it came from, what its effects and risks are? And how does it compare to the cannabinoids THCJD and THCB? The antennas and probes have already collected some data and we'll take a look together at what we know about HHCH so far.

Space radars are once again reporting a new body, the cannabinoid CBDP, which has only recently been discovered by Italian scientists in 2019. On this mission, we will try to discover what effects CBDP can offer, exploring its therapeutic potential and side effects. What is the terrestrial offer of CBDP products? Astronauts, fasten your seatbelts, we're off!

Every now and then, astronauts heading to distant planets, stars and galaxies discover something that surprises them. A star that shines brighter than the others, a new planet, an unknown object. The cannabinoid THCJD is one such object that is not yet well known. It's a source of curiosity among explorers, but also of questions. Let's answer some of them.

The universe is a source of constant discovery and surprise, just like the cannabis plant. In today's journey, we will explore the cannabinoid THCB, which is already appearing in the Earth's supply. What is THCB, how is it produced, what are its effects and what products are available? We start in three, two, one...

Reporting again from the CBD galaxy. A new body called CB9 has just appeared and joined the hemp system. Where did it come from? What is it? Throw on your spacesuits and get ready for a journey into space where we'll reveal what CB9 is, its origins, effects, properties and intergalactic comparisons of CB9, HHC and H4CBD. Initial reports suggest it has psychoactive properties. Will you fly with us to find out?

Welcome to another space mission! In our journey, we have already talked about H4CBD and HHC. But how do these two cannabinoids differ and what do they have in common? What effects can they produce? Find out the answers in this article.

HHC flowers of different sizes, scents and colours have appeared on your planet, but you don't know the difference between them and which ones are right for you? In the following article, we will advise you on what to look for when choosing so that you can enjoy not only cosmically beautiful flowers, but also quality ones.

The CBD galaxy has picked up a new object on its space radar that bears a striking resemblance to the CBD. Have you heard of the cannabinoid H4CBD? Some astronauts suggest it has psychoactive properties. On this space mission, we'll explore what H4CBD is, how it's made, what its effects are. Wondering what the differences are between H4CBD and CBD, and what H4CBD products are available? Let's probe.

Do you need to blow off steam from time to time during your space wanderings, but at the same time you want to do as little harm to your health as possible and you don't want to bother the crew with the unpleasant smell of cigarette smoke? Vaporizing cannabinoids may be the solution. What are the advantages of vaping and what should I pay attention to before starting?

We've covered the cannabinoid HHC in several previous articles, but you're probably wondering how much it has in common with the popular cannabidiol (CBD). Join us on an exploration of these cosmically interesting compounds to learn more about the origins, origins, chemical structure and effects of CBD and HHC.

Surprise, power, innovation. Once you decide to explore the universe, you'll soon discover that it's constantly expanding. And the world of cannabinoids and cannabis products is expanding and evolving as well. After HHC and HHC-O, today we will introduce another hexahydro-dimension in which the cannabinoid HHC-P shines.

Like Earth among the other planets in the solar system. It's the cannabinoid THCP, which holds enormous potential. Scientists discovered its power and positive impact on the endocannabinoid system four years ago. Current legislation allows its use and the first freely available THCP products are appearing on the market. There is nothing stopping you from going to the depths of space.

Just when you think you have explored the universe thoroughly, a new galaxy appears before you. And that's exactly what happened with HHC-O, a new cannabinoid. HHC-O has a lot in common with its predecessor, HHC, but it's different. Want to know more?

HHC galaxies will no longer surprise seasoned astronauts. Yet there is one form of this cannabinoid that, like the universe, is still shrouded in mystery. We're talking about HHC extract, specifically HHC hash. Want to know how it differs from traditional hashish, how it's made and how it works? So strap in, don't let the gravity failure catch you off guard, and get reading!

Vaporization opens the gates to an endless universe of cannabinoids, and one of them is HHC. What do you need to vape HHC? How strong of effects can you expect? What does HHC flower get you? And what kind of vaporizer will fit in the smallest pocket of your spacesuit? Hold on to your helmets, the rocket is ready to launch - we're letting off steam!

Just as ancient civilisations have tried to explore outer space and unlock its hidden secrets, so too are scientists and research institutions trying to discover and produce new cannabinoids. Sometimes a slight modification of the chemical structure is all it takes to produce multiplied effects. This is the case with HHC-O and HHC-P.

We already know that HHC (hexahydrocannabinol) was discovered by Roger Adams on his space mission back in 1944, when he added two hydrogen molecules to the known body of delta-9 THC. The news that the process of hydrogenation, i.e. breaking the double bond and adding hydrogen atoms, produces a very resistant molecule, quickly spread to other galaxies.

It might seem that the HHC has fallen to us from space. Is that so? What might astronauts encounter when exploring HHC galaxies? And what should inexperienced explorers look out for?