CBD flowers come from hemp varieties cultivated for their high cannabidiol (CBD) content and their compliance with regulatory THC thresholds (<0,3 % in Europe). They originate from crops indoor, greenhouse or outdoor, influencing their cannabinoid concentration and aromatic profile.

Composition and Properties

They contain cannabinoids (CBD, CBG, CBN...), of terpenes influencing the aroma (citrus, spices, wood, etc.) and flavonoids contributing to the entourage effect.

Consumption patterns

CBD flowers can be consumed in various ways:

• Vaporisation for rapid absorption without combustion,
• Infusion, with a fatty substance to release the active ingredients,
• Cuisine, by incorporating them into culinary preparations.

Regulations and Quality

CBD flowers must comply with a THC level below the legal threshold and be laboratory tested to guarantee their compliance. Their quality depends on cultivation, drying and curing.

Conclusion

Natural and rich in cannabinoids, CBD flowers stand out for their diversity and varied uses. They meet strict standards guaranteeing their traceability and safety for professionals.