Here at High Hemp Wrap Company, we proudly provide consumers from all over with the highest quality in herbal wraps. We believe in transparency and information when it comes to conscious and responsible cannabis/hemp consumption. In addition to the myriad of factors that make our products so uniquely awesome — is that we are also proudly GMO-free! The purpose of this blog is to illuminate this great aspect of our products, talking about what GMOs are, GMO-free hemp, and how GM harms the environment. We believe that 100% natural hemp has the power to really make a difference in our planet, and ..read more

Here at High Hemp Herbal Wrap Co., we are deeply committed to providing our customers with the best, most natural wraps, products, and accessories on the market. We realize that everyone’s tastes are different. So, we try to operate with this in mind, formulating distinctly enticing flavors that should satisfy all consumers.  If you have been following along with our previous blogs, we’ve touched on some excellent topics that have to do with everything in canna-world. We also love talking cannabis and hemp culture, especially in the beautiful state of California, so keep reading as we hig ..read more

Here at High Hemp, we realize the importance of providing consumers with the best herbal wraps to ensure an optimal smoking experience. No matter what your favorite flavor of flower is, you should always consume in style, and with the most convenience possible.  With that being said, in addition to our amazing selection of herbal wraps, we also have some other great things we are offering to make your daily smoke and your daily life as comfortable as it can be. From our gummies to our tinctures, we have the right stuff! Now we have come to one of the most crucial aspects of cannabis and h ..read more

From September 15th - October 15th, we celebrate all things Hispanic; the food, the music, the people, contributions, the culture and more importantly Unidos (unity), but what does it mean to be Hispanic? According, to the Oxford Dictionary "relating to Spain or to Spanish speaking countries, especially those of Latin America.”. However, there is also the term, Latino, Latina, and more recently, Latinx; which is typically more closely associated to people descended from Spanish speaking countries that live in North America. Whatever you identify as, the unifying factor is that we all speak Spa ..read more

As we near the end of August many are heading back to school to start the new semester. Some of us are already back in school and have been for a couple of weeks. A brand-new semester means a new curriculum and new curriculum means there’s a large influx of homework. When I was in college, I remembered the amount of homework we would receive and how large a percentage it played to our overall grade. Homework was very detrimental to us passing the semester, and it would be the sole cause of my stress. The dismally sleepless nights of writing out a paper on cerebral topics like the Spa ..read more

Although Hemp History Month is in July, we are always going to bring you the most elevated news and information. Hemp is vital in building our economy, improving our agriculture, and enhancing access to patients that need the plant for their health and wellness needs. Recognizing the impact and just how dominant hemp was in the early American colonial times is imperative when talking about hemp and cannabis.  By the 20th Century, economic policies shifted due to the industrial revolution. Political appointees saw hemp as a threat. Hence, the prohibition of the plant, yet there is an upwar ..read more

August is national Peach month – a celebration of the decadent fruit that has been dubbed the symbol of longevity and immortality. However, it’s no coincidence that we’ve dropped our newest wrap flavor, ‘Fuzzy Peach’ around the same time. Peaches are one of the most popular fruits in the United States and each year the US grow over 1.9 billion pounds of peaches; peach trees can also produce fruit for up to 12 years. It’s no wonder that we need to have a month dedicated to these delicious treats. However, contrary to popular belief, peaches are NOT native to the United States; in fact, peaches ..read more

Happy National Hemp Month! July has been (unofficially) officially Christened with being the month where we celebrate hemp farmers, hemp culture, and of course those who use hemp for commercial purposes. From July 11th-23rd, we recognize the impact and dominance hemp had in the early American colonial times, the prohibition of the plant, & the upwards trajectory to everyday use in modern times.   For most of the 20th Century, hemp has had many hurdles to hop over with stigmas caused by its cousin, the marijuana plant. As well all know – Hemp is derived from the Sativa plant with ..read more

As much as we acknowledge the important past and present of cannabis reform, the diversity found within, and how we’ve pushed reform to feel proud about where we are currently with cannabis in the country, planning for the future is just as crucial in today’s world as the former topics. As cannabis explodes across the nation, becoming conscious of the sustainability and alternative ways of consuming and distributing our favorite plants become an important part of how we play in the industry.  Amongst these, we can take more than a few tips from two critical words—organic living.  Def ..read more

  During the height of progressivism of the 1960’s, legalizing both marijuana and advocating for gay rights were the subject of protest by many young activists pushing for change from post-war America and moving forward with how many were changing as a society. As the time progressed into the 1970’s, some states were able to decriminalize homosexual activity but sadly, marijuana reform was at a stalemate. Per the Controlled Substances act of 1970, cannabis was listed as a schedule I drug which meant – maximum abuse potential and no medicinal value. Which was another defeat ..read more