CBD Flowers
Hand-picked flowers, grown indoor and in greenhouses to preserve their terpenes and deliver rich aromatic profiles. Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory — THC < 0.3%, compliant with French regulations.
📦 12 products in stock in the District
Two ranges, one code
CBD is normal mode. CBDX is another world: same strain, whole other game. It's not stronger CBD — it's a different molecule. What's the difference?
CBD — power
CBDX — power
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📦 12 products in stock in the District
How to choose your CBD flower
Three things make the difference: how it's grown, the CBD level and the aromatic profile. Indoor gives the densest flowers, the most frosted with trichomes; greenhouse combines natural light and consistency, for excellent value for money.
The CBD level isn't everything: it's the blend of terpenes (myrcene, limonene, caryophyllene…) that gives each strain its personality. Trust the aroma notes on each product page — they describe the batch actually in stock.
Our quality standards
Every batch joins the catalogue only after testing by an independent laboratory: cannabinoid profile checked, THC below 0.3%, no pesticides. The flowers are stored away from light and shipped within 24 h in airtight, discreet packaging, so they reach you with their aromas intact.
Frequently asked questions — CBD Flowers
What's the difference between indoor and greenhouse flowers?+
Indoor flowers are grown inside under controlled conditions: dense buds, high levels, clean aromas. Greenhouse flowers grow under glass with natural light: expressive aromatic profiles and gentler prices.
Are CBD flowers legal in France?+
Yes, in France, since the Conseil d'État ruling of December 2022, as long as THC doesn't exceed 0.3%. All our flowers are tested by an independent laboratory and sold to adults only.
How should I store a CBD flower?+
In an airtight container, away from light and heat. Stored properly, a flower keeps its aromas for 6 to 12 months.
📚 Our guides
How to choose your CBD flower — the complete guide
CBD percentage, indoor or greenhouse, terpenes, storage: everything worth checking before you buy a CBD flower, explained simply and in plain English.
Amnesia, Gorilla Glue, Lemon OG — where do strain names come from?
Why is a CBD flower called Amnesia, Gorilla Glue or Mimosa? Where strain names come from, what they say about the aroma, and what they don't guarantee.
How to read a CBD lab report (and why you should insist on one)
Batch number, THC, independent lab, date: the six points to check on a CBD certificate of analysis, and the red flags that mean you put the product back.
