Plants with very low THC levels (typically under 0.3%) are legally classified as hemp and are often used for industrial fibers and edible oils.
Many jurisdictions have legalized medicinal cannabis for treating specific conditions, though the FDA has only approved a limited number of synthetic or highly purified cannabis-related drugs. Plants with very low THC levels (typically under 0
Primarily Cannabis sativa L. , with varieties often categorized as Indica , Sativa , or Hybrid in consumer markets. , with varieties often categorized as Indica ,
Countries like South Africa and Germany have introduced Draft Regulations to govern personal cultivation and possession limits. Usage and Creative Context
Beyond THC and CBD, the plant contains numerous terpenes and minor cannabinoids that contribute to its "dank" or "loud" aromatic profile. 2. Legal and Regulatory Status
In many places, use remains illegal for those under 21, and driving under the influence is strictly prohibited. 3. Usage and Creative Context