The essentials in 30 seconds: in the CBDX range, the strains come as flower or resin, held to the same analysis standards. Flower keeps the look and the aromatic bouquet of the plant; resin is a concentrate, denser and more uniform. Choose first on the format you like to handle and store, then on the aroma profile. Either way, the rule doesn't change: start with the smallest size.

Same range, two formats

The CBDX range is built on a semi-synthetic cannabinoid, derived from hemp and then transformed in a laboratory. It isn't a more concentrated CBD: it's all explained in CBD or CBDX: what's the difference?. The principle is the same whether you choose a flower or a resin.

What changes is the material:

Look and aromas

Flower is chosen by eye and by nose: bud density, colour, trichomes and, above all, a full aromatic bouquet carried by the strain's terpenes. It's the format for people who like to recognise a strain by its scent.

Resin has a more uniform texture, from sandy to malleable depending on how it's made. Its aromas are rounder, sometimes spicy or earthy. It's the format for people who prefer consistency to variety.

Intensity: the same caution for both

We're often asked which of the two formats is "the strongest". We don't display any percentage on our product pages: it varies from one batch to the next, and only the batch analysis is authoritative. What is certain is that resin is by nature a concentrate of the plant, and that the CBDX range, whatever the format, is not on the same scale as CBD.

Hence one simple rule, the same for everyone: the smallest size first, and wait and see before going any further. Don't combine it with alcohol, and don't drive: the details are in CBDX and driving.

Storage

Both formats have the same enemies: light, heat and moisture.

  • Flower is the more fragile of the two: its aromas evaporate and it dries out in the air. Keep it in its resealed pouch or in an airtight jar, somewhere cool and away from light.
  • Resin ages more slowly, but it hardens as it dries. Same treatment: a closed container, somewhere cool, away from light.

Either way, keep them out of the reach of children.

Prices and sizes

Every CBDX strain comes in 1 g, 3 g, 5 g, 10 g and 20 g, with a per-gram price that goes down as the size goes up. That price is around 30% higher than for the CBD equivalent, and delivery is free from €45. For a first order, the 1 g size is made for exactly that.

The strains, format by format

As flower, on the CBDX flowers shelf: Amnesia, Crystal Snow, Durban Poison, Gelato, Gorilla Glue, Jack Herer, Lemon OG, Mimosa, Oreo Cookies, Panama Gold, Rainbow Berry and Raspberry.

As resin, on the CBDX resins shelf: Blue Dream, Candy Pie, Crystal Kush, Frozen, Havana Kush, Mousseux, Olive, Osiris, Piatella Ice, Sahara and Snow.

Every strain also comes in a CBD version: on the product page, a selector switches from one range to the other. And if the names intrigue you, where strain names come from tells their story.

FAQ

Is CBDX resin stronger than CBDX flower?

We don't display percentages: they vary from one batch to the next. Resin is by nature a concentrate of the plant, but good practice is the same for both formats: start with the smallest size and wait and see.

Are the CBDX strains the same as the CBD ones?

Yes. Every strain is offered in both ranges, with its own batches and its own analyses. On the product page, a selector lets you switch from one to the other.

Which format should I choose for a first order?

The smallest: 1 g, as flower or resin depending on what you prefer to handle. It's the most cautious size for discovering the range.

How should I store CBDX flower and resin?

In a closed container, somewhere cool, away from light and moisture, and out of the reach of children. Flower is more fragile than resin: its aromas evaporate faster.