NatureCBDCBD flowers — dried hemp flowers
Dried hemp flowers. The cannabidiol percentage is by dry weight — 10% is about 100 mg a gram — and the variety sets the aroma. The shelf is sorted by price per milligram.
Products
NatureCBDNatureCBDCBD Flower Orange Bud
Full spectrum0 mg · 2 g€14.00NatureCBDCBD Flower Purple Haze
Full spectrum0 mg · 2 g€16.00NatureCBDCBD Flower Amnesia
Full spectrum0 mg · 2 g€12.00NatureCBDCBG Flower White Widow
Full spectrum0 mg · 2 g€13.00NatureCBDGreenhouse CBD Flower Lemon Haze
Full spectrum0 mg · 5 g€25.00NatureCBDCBD Pre-Rolls Super Skunk
Full spectrum0 mg · 5 ct€25.00NatureCBDOutdoor CBD Flower Small Buds
Full spectrum0 mg · 10 g€28.00CBD flowers: percentage by dry weight, and variety
The percentage here is of dry weight
With flowers the percentage is read off the dry weight: 10% means about 100 mg of cannabidiol in a gram, so roughly 300 mg in a 3 g pack. The CBD and THC measured for the batch are in the lab report.
Variety and curing
The variety says what the terpene profile is and how the batch smells; the curing says whether the flower was air-dried or dried fast. Both belong in the product description, because they decide what you get rather than how strong it is.
Frequently asked questions
How much cannabidiol is in a gram?
The percentage of dry weight: 10% is about 100 mg in a gram, so roughly 300 mg in a 3 g pack. The exact figure for the batch is in the lab report.
What does the batch report show?
The cannabidiol and THC measured in that batch. The batch number on the pack is the one on the report; the legal position of CBD in Bulgaria is covered in a separate article.
What is the difference between varieties?
The terpene profile and the smell, not the strength. How much cannabidiol there is, is printed for the batch and does not follow from the variety's name: two varieties at the same percentage hold the same amount and differ in aroma and look.