(potentially useful) cannabinoids in plants other than weed

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Scientists Found a Cannabis Compound Inside a Totally Different Plant

Scientists have discovered cannabidiol, a compound in cannabis known as CBD, in a common Brazilian plant, opening potential new avenues to produce the increasingly popular substance.

www.sciencealert.com

i'm aware THC is the main psychoactive chemical and CBD is more medicinal, but if you're interested in weed for like, pain relief or something, maybe look into extracting CBD from Trema? Neto may not have published his results yet, but if/when he does, that could be super useful (i think)

Non-marijuana Plants That Contain Cannabinoids | Golden Buds

What other plants produce cannabinoids that are comparable to those that cannabis plants do?

www.goldenbuds.eu

google gave me mixed results when i was looking into helichrysum.. some sources say it doesn't feel like anything while others say it can cause uncontrollable laughter and ecstasy.. something that's consistent across the board is that it's used in indigenous ceremonies, so maybe it's something you guys would want to look into?