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Industrial Hemp
Are there any farms in Cambodia growing industrial hemp?
The seeds are super food.
The seeds are super food.
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If they were known as a ''super food'' you would find them here.Fridaywithmateo wrote: ↑Thu Nov 02, 2023 10:56 am Are there any farms in Cambodia growing industrial hemp?
The seeds are super food.
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Oh man, haven't had a Big Mac in ages ... I just read the other day, a Bic Mac combo is around $18 usd now in some cities. Crazy. Hemp though is what I am looking for. I like to use it in cooking and making my own CBD tea, smoothies, etc. It's great for sleep and ortho injuries, of which I have a resume of injuries that would impress Evel Kinevel!
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Any legal beagles out there know if growing industrial hemp for personal use is legal in Cambodia?
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It's illegal, but my kid was taught in school up to three plants you won't be prosecuted if they find out. I don't know if the teacher was right or wrong, just passing it through. They will at least destroy your crops though if they find out.Fridaywithmateo wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 3:10 pm Any legal beagles out there know if growing industrial hemp for personal use is legal in Cambodia?
The plant is quite distinctive in size, shape and smell so growing it silently requires a quiet spot.
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Some higher up police was quoted in KT saying the same. 2-3 plants is allowed because it is traditional to have, but it may not be processed for consumption, including eating.Kammekor wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 3:16 pmIt's illegal, but my kid was taught in school up to three plants you won't be prosecuted if they find out. I don't know if the teacher was right or wrong, just passing it through. They could destroy your crops though.Fridaywithmateo wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 3:10 pm Any legal beagles out there know if growing industrial hemp for personal use is legal in Cambodia?
The plant is quite distinctive in size, shape and smell so growing it silently might require a quiet spot.
This was in connection with declaring that they were coming down on weed growers across the country.
What the law actually says is another question
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Apparently, some of the better informed jurisdictions around the globe differentiate between low and high THC content, though I doubt the local government have the flexibility of thought. If they did, maybe you could set yourself up as a traditional rope maker?
Grow some sisal, too, to lend some legitimacy.
Grow some sisal, too, to lend some legitimacy.
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I am pretty sure the competent authorities won't waste their time and budget on testing the 'hemp' for the amount of THC before chopping it and burning the remains.Freightdog wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 3:36 pm Apparently, some of the better informed jurisdictions around the globe differentiate between low and high THC content, though I doubt the local government have the flexibility of thought. If they did, maybe you could set yourself up as a traditional rope maker?
Grow some sisal, too, to lend some legitimacy.
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And standing around, calmly observing the natural beauty, marvelling at how the smoke twists this way, and that way. Feeling a surreal elation from their endeavours, maybe…Kammekor wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 3:42 pmI am pretty sure the competent authorities won't waste their time and budget on testing the 'hemp' for the amount of THC before chopping it and burning the remains.Freightdog wrote: ↑Mon Nov 27, 2023 3:36 pm Apparently, some of the better informed jurisdictions around the globe differentiate between low and high THC content, though I doubt the local government have the flexibility of thought. If they did, maybe you could set yourself up as a traditional rope maker?
Grow some sisal, too, to lend some legitimacy.
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I'd be interested to read the fine print on the current law ... details matter.
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