CBD Flower & Pre-Rolled CBD

What is CBD Flower?

Hemp CBD flower is produced by the female Cannabis Sativa plant when it reaches maturity. Much like many other plants, as it grows the Cannabis Sativa plant blooms flowers. These flowers can contain a wide variety of phytocannabinoids including cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabigerol (CBG). The terpenes and flavonoids in the flower are responsible for the flower’s potent smell, and contribute to the effects produced by CBD and CBG.

"Hemp flower" can be referred to by many names, including CBD flower, hemp CBD flower, CBG flower, and cannabis flower.

Does Hemp CBD Flower have buds?

Yes, flowering hemp plants do produce buds when the hemp flower reaches full bloom. These buds grow in clusters known as cola. These buds are the part of the hemp plant that contain the highest concentrations of cannabinoids and terpenes. To the naked eye, hemp CBD buds are virtually indistinguishable from it's close cousin marijuana.

Can you smoke Hemp Flower?

Smoking hemp CBD flower enables you to take advantage of the entourage effect, which is the combined effects of the plant’s Phyto cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids—all working together synergistically. Because our cannabis flower contains less than 0.3% THC (as required by law) our buds won’t get you stoned. You can smoke hemp CBD bud in a bowl, or roll up a hemp joint.

What are the benefits of smoking Hemp Flower?

The many great benefits of CBD hemp flower that people have reported include relaxation, improved clear-mindedness, and more. It has been known to provide a relaxing and “chill” experience without the more intense and intoxicating effects associated with the high of its sister plant, marijuana.

The effects of smoking hemp CBD flower will vary depending on the strain you choose. A strain high in CBD will support feelings of relaxation and clear-mindedness, while a strain high in CBG will tend to support a productive focus. The variety of CBD flower strains available allows you to choose the best flavor, potency, and terpene profile for you.

CBG or CBD flower can be great to add to your wellness routine. Smoking hemp CBD flower will NOT get you high, as it contains very low levels, less than 0.3% of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), which is found in high concentrations in marijuana.

Does Hemp Flower contain CBD?

Yes, hemp flowers are often high in CBD (cannabidiol) and low in THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). These two molecules are known as phytocannabinoids, or cannabis-like compounds found in plants. In hemp strains high in CBG, or cannabigerol, typically less CBD and THC are present. That’s because CBG is the “mother cannabinoid” that turns into CBD and THC as the plant matures. By encouraging higher levels of CBG in the final product, less of the other two phytocannabinoids are present. Our high quality cannabis flower strains are rich with CBD and CBG, and provide optimal potency.

Is Hemp Flower the Right CBD Product for me?

If you are looking to improve overall wellness, sleep, everyday stress, localized discomfort, or overall relief, CBD can help. What’s the catch? You need to find the right CBD products for you and your needs. From edible gummies to creamy lotion and water soluble oils to potent hemp flower, every form of CBD has its own onset and duration timeline, and can support you in different ways. 

Ingesting CBD hemp flower will allow for the shortest average onset, but may be accompanied by a shorter average duration. By smoking hemp flower, the product enters your system directly and immediately, allowing you to start feeling the benefits within minutes of your first hit. For those who are already accustomed to inhaling smokes or vapors, smoking CBD flower may be an ideal option for you.

Does Hemp CBD Flower contain THC?

The short answer is yes, CBD hemp flower does contain some THC, though our hemp flower strains all contain less than 0.3% THC by weight, as mandated by the 2018 Farm Bill. This low level of THC won’t get you high or stoned. So although THC is known for its psychoactive effects, CBD flower will not produce any psychoactive experiences. In fact, the lack of THC in hemp flower is what defines the difference between hemp and its cousin, marijuana.