JANE’S SKUNK CBD Flowers ES
✔ 1g, 2g and 4g
✔ Less than 0,2% of THC
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About
Ingredients: 100% dried Cannabis Sativa L. hemp flowers
Weight: 1g, 2g and 4g
Flavour: Mixture of sweet and fruity
Marry Jane Jane’s Skunk flowers are CBD-rich premium hemp buds grown in our own high tech indoor facility in Switzerland.
Key Details:
– This product contains less than 0,2% THC and is non-psychoactive
– Premium CBD Hemp Flowers
– 100% Naturally Grown
– 3rd Party Lab Tested
– Indoor Grown
– Non-GMO
– With no harmful pesticides or herbicides
– Cultivated In Switzerland
Recommended usage:
CBD enthusiasts mostly prefer to smoke. It is the fastest way to consume CBD and offers an unmatched experience. Vaping is another preferred method for the consumption of CBD flowers.
FAQ
WHAT IS CBD?
CBD is a short word for Cannabidiol, which is found as a chemical in the Cannabis sativa plant, also it is often called hemp or cannabis. There are many therapeutic ingredients found in this plant, one of them is a well known THC, that is usually used to ‘get high’. CBD is located in hemp, meaning that trace of THC is relatively little, therefore CBD is oftentimes used to help with some medical conditions, such as pain relief, variety of muscle or digestive disorders and it is not psychoactive.
WHAT ARE CBD FLOWERS?
CBD hemp flower describes the flowers (buds) of the cannabis plant that has been cultivated specifically in a way that allows it to have high cannabidiol (CBD) and low tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content. In most cases this cultivation is done with the strain of Cannabis Sativa rather than Indica or Ruderalis. With the THC being kept low (within legal limits), consumption of CBD flowers is meant to bring relaxation to the consumer without psychoactive influence.
ARE CBD FLOWERS LEGAL IN EUROPE?
CBD is legal in most European countries, yes. However, there are a few European countries where any concentration of THC in CBD is illegal. Before purchasing our products you can make sure that CBD is allowed in your country.
