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Cryo Infusion in cannabis is a technique that uses ultra-low temperatures (-30°C to -80°C) to enhance the potency and flavor of cannabis flowers. It involves freezing the flowers and then infusing them with concentrated cannabinoids and terpenes.

This method preserves the natural compounds, ensures a consistent distribution of infused compounds, and results in a more potent, flavorful, and pure cannabis product. It is favored by cannabis enthusiasts seeking a premium and enhanced experience.

Gas Infusion
While gas infusion is effective, it may not preserve delicate terpenes as effectively as cryo infusion. Additionally, some gas infusion methods may require the use of solvents, which can introduce impurities and affect the overall quality of the final product. This solvent use can raise concerns about purity and potential health effects.

Spraying
Spraying, although a simple method, can be less consistent in terms of the distribution of cannabinoids and terpenes throughout the cannabis flowers. This inconsistency can result in variations in potency and flavor, making it challenging to achieve uniform quality and damaging the flower. Furthermore, spraying often involves the use of additives and carriers, which can introduce additional substances into the product, potentially impacting its purity and overall naturalness.

Delta-9-tetrahydrocannabiphoral, or THCP, is a cannabinoid related closely to THC and found in very low concentrations in the cannabis plant.

According to the researchers who discovered itin 2019, Italy, THCP interacts with the endocannabinoid system similarly to THC but with a far greater affinity for cannabinoid receptors.

Preliminary studies have suggested that THCP may have an affinity for the CB1 receptor (a type of endocannabinoid receptor) up to 30 times greater than that of THC.  

This could mean that THCP is much more psychoactive than THC, although further research is needed to establish the real significance of this discovery.

Since the effects are similar to Delta-9 THC, only much stronger and more stimulating, THCP is going to get you high.

Some people even describe the THCP experience as “psychedelic-like,” saying it can amplify sounds and colours similarly to traditional THC.

THCP is found in trace amounts naturally in cannabis plants, so for it to be produced for mass consumption, it has to be made in a labusing CBD plant.

Within hemp plants, THCP is created viabiosynthesis, the process in which the plant synthesizes compounds from simpler precursors.

As always, it’s essential to check your jurisdiction regarding hemp-derived product laws. Although THCP productsare not forbidden by the EU law or in majority of European countries, they may or may not be legaldepending on the individual country legislation.

There is not enough evidence to prove that THCP has any effect on humans. Though it is already present in tiny amounts in marijuana strains, so its safety within other cannabinoids has been found to not be of any danger when dosed correctly.