The HempList #12: CBD Hemp Flower Trial & Error w/ Cedar Hill Flower Farm

    Peter Domenico joins us this week from Cedar Hill Flower Farms in Ohio. Interviewed by Chase Nobles the founder of Kush.com, they get into all the different challenges that a High Quality Flower farmer may face in the first few years of production. Chase asks Peter to walk us through some of the testing and Trial & Error experiments that they have done recently at Cedar Hill Flower Farm, and how they decided to grow High Quality Hemp Flower.
    • January 21, 2021

    Here’s a quick wrap up of the episode, and some links where you can watch the full length interview..

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    https://youtu.be/VIuBrfaS2kw

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    In Summary

    Peter Domenico joins us this week from Cedar Hill Flower Farms in Ohio. Interviewed by Chase Nobles the founder of Kush.com, they get into all the different challenges that a High Quality Flower farmer may face in the first few years of production. Chase asks Peter to walk us through some of the testing and Trial & Error experiments that they have done recently at Cedar Hill Flower Farm, and how they decided to grow High Quality Hemp Flower. Here’s a quick clip highlighting some of the Experiments and tests that Cedar Hill Flower Farm did in 2020;

    https://youtu.be/xu8VSqWjuEE

    And another clip specifically about the challenges with growing high CBD flower in Ohio where there’s a strict Total THC requirement;

    https://youtu.be/NUnHP9L0foQ

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