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Asked: February 14, 20202020-02-14T12:50:24-05:00 2020-02-14T12:50:24-05:00In: Hemp Industry

How do you extract CBD from hemp seeds?

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    1. mhoffz

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      2020-04-18T03:08:56-04:00Added an answer on April 18, 2020 at 3:08 am

      Solvent extraction is a rudimentary practice that involves taking decarboxylated plant matter and running a liquid solvent through it to remove and carry the cannabinoid and terpene content of the hemp. Usual solvents include butane, ethanol, or hexane. Once extracted, the liquid needs to be safely evaporated away, leaving behind the CBD oil.

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      2020-07-01T10:16:16-04:00Added an answer on July 1, 2020 at 10:16 am

      There are a number of different methods to extract CBD from Hemp, including using vegetable oil. This is a method that has been around for a long time and seems to be one of the simplest. The key is having the Hemp material (seeds or some other raw Hemp material), which then infuses the oil with the CBD.
      Alcohol extraction is another method used to withdraw the CBD from Hemp seeds. Ethanol and isopropyl-alcohol are types of alcohol used in food-grade processing and are also safe to used to extract CBD from Hemp. Hemp seeds are saturated with alcohol. A process then occurs where the alcohol is removed by distillation.

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        2020-08-05T11:25:50-04:00Replied to answer on August 5, 2020 at 11:25 am

        I have never heard of this before! It sounds odd that you would use veggie oil to extract CBD from hemp, but; you learn something new every day!

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      2020-03-03T18:37:12-05:00Added an answer on March 3, 2020 at 6:37 pm

      The methods most frequently used to extract CBD from hemp seeds use solvents. This can include a liquid solution, CO2, or an oil solvent.
      Any plant material that contains THC, as well as CBD, needs a separation process first. This process separates CBD from other cannabinoids that are more complex.
      The first method is using a liquid solvent. In this procedure, the plant material is based on flowers. you trim them and place them in a container.
      After this, pour liquid solvents such as butane, isopropyl alcohol, hexane, or ethanol and run the solvent through the plant matter.
      This strips it of CBD and other flavors and transfers these into the liquid. To concentrate the obtained chemicals, you have to evaporate the liquid from this mixture, which leaves behind an oil.
      The following method uses oils, especially olive oil so that you can extract. This practice dates back to biblical times or perhaps even before that. It is considered a basic, safe, and affordable option for individual enthusiasts.
      The last method uses carbon dioxide. This extraction procedure is usually carried out with an equipment called a ‘closed-loop extractor.’
      The extractor has three chambers: the first chamber contains the solid and pressurized CO2, the second chamber has the dry plant material. In contrast, the third chamber creates a barrier between the reactions and the finished product.

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      2020-04-20T18:36:25-04:00Added an answer on April 20, 2020 at 6:36 pm

      There are a few different ways you can extract CBD oil from hemp, but it is usually most practical to use the plant itself, rather than simply the seeds. Depending on your desired CBD to THC ratio, the ratio of stalk/stem to floral matter would need to change (this is something you need to have tested in a lab). For the average person trying to extract CBD at home, you can do a simple olive oil extraction.
      This method is the best for anyone looking to dabble in extraction at home, without any significant equipment, and is doable as long as you have a decent knowledge of using your kitchen (ha).
      Simply put, you heat the hemp material you’ll be extracting to start decarboxylation (which activates the compounds), then you heat the plant material in oil for a few hours. The heat causes the CBD/THC and other cannabinoids to bind themselves to the fats in the oil. Then, you let the oil cool and filter it using cheesecloth, almond milk bags, or any other kind of fine-straining tool.
      A drawback to this method is it’s pretty rudimentary, and as such, you don’t have a significant amount of control over the results of the extraction, which means the CBD content is largely varied and unreliable, opposed to commercial methods.
      Personally, we have used this method (sometimes we alternated with MCT oil), and have found the result to be stronger than a lot of what we’ve bought commercially. We haven’t had it tested or anything, but we have experienced positive results from it, and it is more than satisfactory for at-home use.

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    5. Richard
      2020-02-21T07:21:40-05:00Added an answer on February 21, 2020 at 7:21 am

      CBD is naturally present in hemp. The CBD molecule can be extracted from the plant in different ways. Methods will have a direct impact on the quality and purity of the CBD molecule.
      Solvent Extraction
      It comes to CBD, most of the time, chemical solvents are used for extraction. Solvent extraction provides cannabidiol of variable quality.
      Supercritical CO2 Extraction
      Supercritical CO2 extraction is a more technical extraction method than solvent extraction and requires advanced technology.
      When carried out at a low temperature, supercritical CO2 extraction makes it possible to extract all of the cannabinoids present in the plant, and therefore to maintain the much sought-after surrounding effect.

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