Cannabidiol (CBD) product legal < 0.2% THC
The CBD flower is the easiest way to get to know the plant. It can be consumed as an infusion or using a vaporizer. Inhaling CBD vapors is much less aggressive than burning this "legal cannabis" directly. Cannabidiol flower can also be enjoyed as an infusion or as a tea, in drinks, with milk, honey or cocoa, as well as for cooking. The different varieties of the plant allow you to make your choice based on what you are looking for in terms of effects and content of active ingredients, as well as taste. Dr Kush offers different types of flowers: Gelato, Trim 2.0, Harlequin, Fruitcake, Bananakush, Purple skitels, Amnesia haze, Strawberryhaze, Super lemon haze, Blueberry purple haze, Sweet berry .
CBD flowers come from hemp and grow from growable seeds and come from several crosses, including Sativa and Indica, two different strains of cannabis plants. There are 3 types of CBD flowers, the difference is how and where they are grown! So there are "Indoor" flowers, the latter are grown indoors, there are also "outdoor" flowers that are grown outdoors, and finally there are "greenhouse" flowers that are grown in greenhouses. You can consume these flowers in different ways, as an infusion or sprinkle them in your favorite dishes!
CBD is also available in resin form, such as Black Hash in our CBD Shop. Different ways of pressing the hemp flowers produce CBD resin. Resin is a misnomer in the cannabis world. On the one hand, the plant's trichomes produce a resin, especially to defend against external aggressions, and are rich in cannabinoids. These are the trichomes that are traditionally extracted to make… Cannabis resin, also known as hash. But all parts of the flower can also be used for making resins, obtained by hot or cold pressing. It is sometimes said that the resin comes from cannabis pollen. Another term that can be confusing.
These products are prohibited for minors.
Do not take during pregnancy or breastfeeding.