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‘Hot Plants’ Prove Problematic For Hemp Entrepreneurs

Julie Aitcheson - January 30, 2020

A hemp plant can “go hot” (aka experience a spike in THC levels) due to using a new seed variety, environmental factors, or a plant left to flower for too long.

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