Forbidden V

Forbidden V is a hemp strain cultivated by Oregon CBD seeds that’s high in CBDV. This strain is also high in CBD and terpenes like ocimene, caryophyllene, and myrcene.

Forbidden V has exotic flavor and aroma profiles. Many people often report strong berry fragrances with tastes of coconut, guava, and mango. Others notice sweet pine and citrusy notes. Generally speaking, most consumers report it has a pleasant minty citrus aroma.

Forbidden V is a sativa-dominant hybrid, making it a decent choice for daytime or nighttime use.

It can provide focused energy or muscle relaxation and a sense of calm, depending on how it interacts with your body.

THCO, or THC-O, is short for tetrahydrocannabinol — and it’s a cannabinoid that’s not naturally occurring. It’s also sometimes called THC-O-acetate, and it’s a highly psychoactive compound that’s made from chemically altering CBD molecules.

Lifter THCO is the Lifter strain of hemp, but it’s infused with THCO and may cause psychoactive effects. It will also likely show up on a drug test.

Note, Acknowledge products do not include THCO as Acknowledge products are comprised of only naturally occurring cannabinoids and terpenes extracted from the plant. We recommend validating COAs for all CBD products before ingesting. View our COAs here.

Because Forbidden V is sativa-dominant, most people notice uplifting effects. This may include increased focus, creativity, a clearer mind, more energy, and so on. It can also be pain relieving.

However, it’s a hybrid — meaning, this strain has a touch of indica as well. For this reason, Forbidden V can help you unwind after a long day, manage stress, and feel a little more laid back.

Often, people notice a combination of the two with Forbidden V. For example, a steady flow of energy, a clear mind, and reduced stress are common effects.

CBDV, or CBDv, is short for cannabidivarin. It’s a cannabinoid that’s naturally occurring in cannabis sativa plants, and it has a lot in common with CBD. CBDV produces very similar effects as CBD.

For example, CBD and CBDV are nearly identical in molecular composition and arrangement, except CBDV has fewer carbons than CBD and a propyl chain. And both CBD and CBDV are non-psychoactive.

However, there’s a lot more CBD in cannabis than CBDV. That’s because CBD is a major cannabinoid, and CBDV is a minor one. Even in quality strains, CBDV is often only found in trace amounts.

Although research is limited right now, some studies such as those done by NCBI show that CBDV’s effects closely match those of CBD. What makes CBDV such a hot topic, though, is that early research suggests it may be a strong anticonvulsant, which may help with serious seizure disorders, but this has not been confirmed.

Sour Pineapple CBD is a hybrid strain that’s very low in THC and high in CBD. It’s a descendant of Sour Tsunami and Pineapple Tsu.

Myrcene, ocimene, and caryophyllene are the dominant terpenes in this strain, giving it a piney, tropical, and citrusy aroma.

In flower form, Sour Pineapple CBD has dark green flowers with golden highlights and round buds. With smaller buds and lighter density, this strain is ideal for hand-rolling pre-rolls.

However, sour pineapple CBD is also available in organic oil or as a full-spectrum hemp extract. These can be used sublingually, orally, or topically, making them ideal for people who prefer not to smoke or vaporize.

Sour Pineapple CBD leaves most people feeling relaxed, calm, and mellow. However, its effects may vary by dose, method of delivery, and body chemistry.

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