Seed & Smith Cannabis

Came for a tour. Enjoyed the experience. The focus was primarily on the usefulness of terpenes and their particular process, which is both resourceful and attempting to be sustainable. I would have liked to see a myrcene and a hashinene sample, with it looking as though they are preparing for some form of myrcene sample, although I realize its rather caustic in scent in pure form, like you might expect myrrh extract to be, although it is a major component of some of my favorite breeds. I've grown wild hemp and textile hemp for research into genomics and phenomes only, in hostile soil, so enjoyed learning about their process, which is basically the exact opposite, growing from clones in not soil. When CBD was mentioned, I thought of pregnenolone, which we use for making people come down off of THC, but didn't mention it in a group of potentionally impressionable people, as it's a legal steroid with potential adverse effects that are also potentially unknown, not dissimilar from estriol, being available OTC, rather than simply saying so on the Internet where it's available. I think they do a good job of displaying the available information responsibly and transparently, which I admittedly gave a good tip to them for. Their intent to make their product recyclable, even if it's hard to ensure, is commendable, assuming adequate recycling infrastructure, which probably exists here in Denver, at least for aluminum. Hashinene is a wild underused terpene, so I'd like to see it in extracts, as a person who was in the industry as a rather young man doing dangerous extractions that is now more a fan of the progress that has been made in safety and preserving landraces, which nobody came here for.

Great tour! Informative and fun. We got to see alot of the facility and process. We got to see the grow room and labs with specialized equipment. Highly recommend when you visit Denver!