CBD Flower

How Are CBD Flowers Made?

CBD flowers are almost the same as their cousin THC flowers, with the major distinction that these buds or flowers are high in CBD with less than 0.3% THC, in accordance with the 2018 US Farm Bill.

Cannabis can be bred into being saturated with just one or a few different cannabinoids. This helps in making CBD rich strains which are being used as a medical beneficiary. Almost all CBD rich hemp strains are fully matured by 4-5 weeks and the flowering starts another 4-5 week thereon. Around the 10-12 week mark, the strain flowers are at their CBD yielding peak and are harvested at that time.

How Do CBD Flowers Make You feel?

As CBD flowers have less than 0.3 percent THC and some even have no traces of THC. CBD flowers generally have a few more cannabinoids on them, this brings into the entourage effect to kick in. In the entourage effect, all the cannabinoids work in harmony to inculcate a resulting sum better than the individual attributes merely adding. There are flowers with isolated single cannabinoids too, these flowers eliminate the possibility of the entourage effect to take place. Now, the flower only makes the user feel the desired effect from the specific cannabinoid.

How can you use CBD Flowers?

Going against the tide, CBD flowers can be used in a multitude of ways by the simplest variations.

Smoking	Vaping	Infusion
CBD flowers are best smoked as they come into effect quicker than any other form of consuming the flower.	Vaping can also be a viable option and is regarded as more personalized and better than conventional forms of smoking.	You can even infuse crushed, decarboxylated flowers with butter or oil and cook or bake as many things you feel like with the butter / oil.

Benefits

With CBD comes a heapful of properties that can be used to a great effect. Ranging from lowering blood pressure to reducing inflammation, CBD helps in a variety of ways.

Help With Depression and Anxiety	CBD May Help With Tobacco Addiction	Tolerable High
CBD has been studied to help people with anxiety,  depression, and other psychotic disorders. It does so as Cannabidiol (CBD) interacts with the serotonin receptors in our brain. These receptors regulate our mood and calm the body and mind.	Nicotine is a highly addictive compound, which makes quitting cigarettes very difficult. A study examined the outcome of using a CBD inhaler by people trying to quit smoking. People who used CBD inhalers were able to reduce their cigarette smoking by 40%.	Unlike THC, CBD does not give the high that we think when we talk about marijuana. You can smoke CBD flowers knowing that it has no more than 0.3% of THC in it. You won’t have to worry about smoking before going to work, rather the CBD flower would be inherently the better option as it makes you feel calm and ready for the day. If in case you feel high, the effects will be due to the entourage effect and will be bearable.

FAQs

Can CBD flower get you high?

CBD does not have the same properties that THC does. CBD is produced, keeping in mind it does not have more than 0.3% THC. With that in mind, there is a very rare chance that one would be high after CBD.

Can you consume CBD flower other than smoking it?

Yes, CBD can be decarboxylated and then be infused with butter or oil. Hereon you can make anything you’d like with the butter/oil. You get the properties of CBD in the oil, which you enjoy as you eat.

Does CBD flower have a taste and smell?

Every strain of CBD has its own flavors and smells. This distinguishes it from other varieties of CBD. Each different strain has a varied number of terpenes and flavonoids, giving each flower its associated taste.

Are CBD Flowers Indica or Sativa?

It is hard to call one strain just Indica or just Sativa. With so many generations of cross breeding between species of marijuana, almost all cannabis is now hybrid. Yes, some can be referred to as Indica and Sativa dominant.