Full spectrum cannabis products (like bud, tinctures, and oils) can contain over 100 naturally occurring cannabinoids. Medical marijuana and recreational cannabis products contain notable levels of THC and trace amounts of numerous other minor cannabinoids, while high-quality full spectrum CBD products are generally high in cannabidiol (CBD), very low in THC (less than 0.3%), with trace amounts of minor cannabinoids such as CBC, CBG, CBN, and terpenes such as myrcene,carophyllene, limonene.

Full Spectrum also refers to the light spectrum, part of the electromagnetic spectrum, from which marijuana plants benefit.

Thanks to the more narrow scientific meanings for full spectrum, popular usage has also created a new meaning for full spectrum: the entire package–the whole range of possibilities, seen and unseen.

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