Cannabinoids in Plant Material?

[freehugs]

Hey everyone. I have gotten into make glycerin tinctures lately, and I was wondering if the actual plant matter (non trichomes) contain cannabinoids. I have only found two references to this online, and both say the opposite thing. If anyone has proof, experience, or anything related to this please let me know

Much love.

 

[bennyZA]

I have 0 refrences, but considering that you can make brownies out of leaf trim, I assume you can literally use every part of the plant. Especially since you're using glycerin.

 

[freehugs]

But that leaf trim can contain trichomes on it, I am talking about pure plant material. and this isn't about wasting, but more about whether or not I should take the time to coffee grind before I extract.

I have read that you can juice raw leaves and obtain benefits so I'm thinking that there are other cannabinoids that are present in non glandular plant matter.

 

[Blind Melon]

I'm not a fan of glycerin. Truth be told, a large percentage of the cannabis-consuming-community cannot physically absorb cannabis via Glycerin tinctures and skin ointments (while for a small few it works very, very well).

 

[freehugs]

I'm not a fan of glycerin. Truth be told, a large percentage of the cannabis-consuming-community cannot physically absorb cannabis via Glycerin tinctures and skin ointments (while for a small few it works very, very well).

Huh that's interesting. Do you know why that is?