CBG Distillate

Description

CBG Distillate vs. CBG Isolate

While both forms offer concentrated Cannabigerol, they differ in format, composition, and how they’re used:

• CBG Distillate
  This liquid extract contains primarily CBG, along with small amounts of minor cannabinoids and natural hemp compounds like terpenes and flavonoids. Use CBG distillate when formulating tinctures, oils, or custom full-spectrum products.

• CBG Isolate
  In contrast, CBG isolate comes as a white, crystalline powder that contains over 99% pure CBG. Choose this form if you need maximum purity for edibles, capsules, or topical applications.

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What Is CBG?

A Closer Look at Cannabigerol and Its Forms

Cannabigerol (CBG) is a naturally occurring compound found in hemp and marijuana plants. In its acidic form, CBGA (Cannabigerolic Acid) serves as the starting point for other major cannabinoids—including CBD, THC, and CBC.

As the plant matures, CBGA breaks down into other cannabinoids, which means that higher levels of CBD or THC often result in lower amounts of CBG. For this reason, cultivators must carefully time harvests or grow specific CBG-rich hemp strains to preserve higher concentrations.

How We Extract CBG

At Industrial Hemp Farms, we use chromatographic extraction to separate and purify cannabinoids from hemp. This advanced technique allows us to retain beneficial plant elements while ensuring the removal of THC. As a result, you get a clean, targeted cannabinoid profile ready for formulation.

Does CBG Cause a High?

No, CBG is non-psychoactive. It won’t produce intoxicating effects like THC. Additionally, some users prefer pairing it with other cannabinoids to round out their hemp routines.