There are many different types of legal cannabis concentrates available to the consumer, the choices can be overwhelming (with joy).  We will first go into the different types of herbal concentrates and their respective characteristics and maximum achievable ratios.  Then we’ll dive into the different types of vape cartridges and which type works best for you. 

Terpenes are great for adding flavor and aromas to Cannabidiol (CBD).  Since the passing of the Farm Bill Act in 2018, hemp has taken off in America.  Hemp is a type of cannabis sativa that contains virtually no THC, the active ingredient in cannabis that makes users feel "high".  Hemp has traditionally been bred to make hemp fibers for paper and rope.  Lately advances in hemp breeding has...

Vitamin E has has been sold by some unreputable companies online as a thickening agent for distillate without any safety testing.  Distillate is is made by warming up the herbal concentrate and capturing the active ingredients as they boil off and condensing back to distillate form.  Unfortunately, some large scale illegal farms use a lot of pesticides and fungicides and these condense and get concentrated in really high amounts..

There are a lot of facts and myths about ingredients that go into vape cartridges, hopefully this article will give some guidance. With Farm to Vape, you can control what's in your vape cartridge.   

Vape pods are the latest thing to change the game of vaping herbal medicines or CBD. Vape pods are either designed for nicotine juice or for thick oils (which is what we're all about). Now that technology has caught up, these tiny, inexpensive vape oil pods are now widely available. They come in several different size "oil holes" which are 1, 1.5 and 2 millimeters respectively and are designed to match different oil thicknesses. The thicker the oil, the larger the hole must be, or the oil can't flow into the coil chamber fast enough and a burning / bad taste results. It's really important to match the thickness of the oil hole and that's where Farm to Vape Thinners come in. 

Farm to Vape is pleased to announce the release of our Terpene line today on 420! We will be releasing more terpene strain profiles each week in convenient 2ml kits that will retail for $20. Every Farm to Vape Terpene Profile Kit contains enough natural terpenes from certified organic plants to flavor over 100 grams of vape oil, distillate or CBD isolates. Farm to Vape Terpenes are non-cannabis derived so they are 50 state legal.  Larger sizes will be available soon.

Cannabidiol (CBD) is a healthy cannabinoid that is found in the cannabis and hemp plants but is also contained in black pepper and turmeric.  CBD has been in the news lately for having many health benefits as we humans possess receptors in our brains for this, it's part of a system called the endocannabinoid system.  One of the most efficient ways to get CBD into our bodies is through vaping.  There is CBD isolate on the market now that is 99.9% pure, this substance is similar in appearance to table salt.  One can mix a gram of CBD isolate with 3ml of Farm to Vape (FTV) and make a very potent CBD e juice at 250mg/ml.  It's probably a better ratio to use 1/2 gram CBD isolate to 3ml of FTV making a 125mg/ml cbd vape mix. 

Farm to Vape is please announce two new flavors in 60ml sizes, Menthol and Tangerine.  Menthol adds an icy spin to the mix while Tangerine adds a sweet citrus flavor.  Farm to Vape Thinner is now available in a quart size as well.

We are pleased to announce the release of three new Farm to Vape Thinner flavors; Grape, Key Lime and Pineapple.  As always, we only use natural flavoring and our proprietary formula of higher than U.S.P. grade PEG 300 and PEG 400 skillfully blended to match the molecular weight of herbal concentrates.  This means that you can easily turn your herbal concentrate into a natural flavored e liquid to vape in any vape pen.  Each 60ml bottle can liquidize up to one ounce of herbal concentrate.  Available in 60ml and gallon sizes.  More new flavors to come!  

Fall is upon us and for most of the country the signs are all around us.  To most it is simply a change of season that produces some amazing leaf colors and some of the last gasps of summer weather.  It is the culmination of an entire year’s worth of work, a time to dig in and get to the real work to realize the fruits of their labor; this is of course Harvest Season for legal outdoor Marijuana growers around the country.