Hemp Edit Meaning

1.

Derivative of the plant Cannabis containing a very small amount of Delta-9 THC (the active incredient of Marijuana). It can be used for many things, including being woven into jewelry, sails, paper, clothing, rope, and more. A potential substitute for fossil fuels that is renewable. Is grown quickly and takes few chemicals to grow or turn into paper, so it is a far better source for paper than trees. Also, the seeds contain more protein than any other natural non-meat food. Basically, an all purpose plant that is illegal because the US government is racist.

The first law about the plant Cannabis was a law in Virginia proclaiming that all households had to grow at least one plant to be used for boats, etc.

2.

you retard. you don't smoke hemp.

retard 1 : im goning to smoke hemp

smart one 1: you cant fucking smoke hemp

See weed, pipe, smoke, bud, marijuana, smart one

3.

Many people may not know it, but hemp is the most versatile plantin the world.

Some of its uses include textiles, fuel, paper, food and fiber.

Marijuanaderives from the bud, leaves and flowers of the hemp plant, which is the main excuse for the illegalization of hemp.

It has an interesting relationship with the law. The government used to allow people to pay their taxes with hemp, however it is outlawed in most countries.

If hemp was made legal worldwide, it could potentially reverse global warming.

Read "The Emperor Wears No Clothes" by Jack Herer for more information about hemp.

See marijuana, law, global warming, government, plant

4.

a term used to refer to varieties of cannabis sativagrown for industrial (non-drug purposes). varieties approved for industrial use have very low THCcontent; the main psychoactive cannabinoid. varieties cultivated for recreational or medicinal uses have higher concentrations of THC, but generally have poor fiber quality and are therefore not used industrially.

hemp has many uses, some of which are:

-textiles

-paper

-fuel

-food

-oil

hemp cultivation is regulated in some countries, and outlawed in others (much like varieties of cannabis used for recreational or medicinal drug use).

hemp is not synonymous with marijuana, weed, ganja, mary jane etc.

whilst THC is present in all cannabis plant varieties to a certain extent, the THC levels in hemp are minute and have little intoxicating effects.

so unless your dealer is trying to scam you, he won't be selling you an ounce of hemp. you buy hemp from hemp factories, not from drug dealers.

See cannabis, marijuana, weed, drugs, sativa, indica

5.

Canabis, pot, weed.........i don't think i need to say any more really

I bought an ounce of hemp and smoked the bugger in a fortnight