Summary
Orange Bud CBD Flowers, Switzerland, Indoor
- Grown indoors in Switzerland (Indoor)
- Flavours: Citrus, Skunky, Pine
- CBD 15.5%
- Sativa-dominant hybrid
- Hand-harvested
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Details
Orange Bud CBD Flowers, Switzerland, Indoor
A Californian classic, popular with many enthusiasts.
Cultivation method
Organic cultivation carried out indoors (Indoor) in Switzerland, then hand-harvested.
Species
Sativa-dominant hybrid.
Concentration
- CBD: 15.5%
- THC: 0.23%
Certification
Orange Bud CBD grown in the EU, then certified by an independent, GMP-approved laboratory.
Legislation
100% legal product in the European Union. This variety is a hybrid derived from varieties authorised in the European catalogue.
*Photos are non-contractual, taken by us and from the batch currently on sale*
Flavours
Orange Bud CBD, Switzerland, Indoor
- Citrus
- Skunky
- Pine
Origins
Born in California in the mid-1970s, Orange Bud, from the large Skunk family, arrived in Holland in the 1980s. The cross was originally 75% Sativa and 25% Indica. The Orange Bud CBD flower is therefore a Sativa-dominant hybrid variety.
Its dense, thick flowers have a tangy citrus aroma and are covered in orange trichomes, which gave this famous variety its name.
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Sources and references (4)
Official and scientific sources on the regulation, safety, composition and quality of this type of product. They are provided for information and are not health claims.
- (2021). L'indispensable sur... le cannabidiol (CBD). MILDECA — drogues.gouv.fr. View the source
- (2023). Le CBD. drogues.gouv.fr (Mission interministérielle de lutte contre les drogues et les conduites addictives). View the source
- (2023). Cannabidiol : analyse de produits « CBD non pharmaceutiques » disponibles sur le marché en France. MILDECA — drogues.gouv.fr (rapport CEIP-A financé par la MILDECA). View the source
- (2018). Cannabis contaminants: sources, distribution, human toxicity and pharmacologic effects. British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology. View the source