Orange Bud CBD greenhouse, fruity pleasure

As its name suggests, Orange Bud is a 100% Skunk strain, born of the pure union of two of its representatives in the 1980s. On the modern cannabis market, Orange Bud is one of the old-school strains. It stands out as a sativa-dominant hybrid with a strong emphasis on energy.

Although its name doesn't reveal anything about its genetics, it perfectly illustrates its physical appearance. Orange Bud CBD flowers are characterized by relatively light buds, largely adorned with orange-coloured pistils. This is very literally what the English term orange bud means: an orange bud, in our case loaded with cannabidiol.

Aesthetics are certainly an important aspect, but the aromas delivered are at least as interesting. In the case of CBD Orange Bud flowers, for example, there are strong scents of tropical fruit, for an exotic, fruity experience.

Orange Bud CBD: a flower for every need

From an outsider's point of view, 8-10% CBD in Orange Bud flowers may seem relatively low. In fact, most wild cannabis species have cannabidiol levels of less than a tiny percent. So you can be sure that Orange Bud's effects are real. In addition, Orange Bud flowers are an unprocessed product: when you order, you receive whole flowers containing CBD, of course, but also all the other cannabinoids (CBG in particular) and terpenes naturally present in the variety.

Together, cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids contribute to the entourage effect, whereby the combination of molecules enables you to benefit from more complete and potentially more marked effects than with a CBD isolate.

Another advantage of Orange Bud flowers is that this average level enables regular use, so you can enjoy the soothing effects of CBD and the fruity aromas of the variety at any time. This makes it a versatile flower, ideal for those new to CBD as well as for discerning amateurs who want a quality product for regular use.

Naturally rich in CBD, low in THC

Orange Bud CBD flowers are harvested from legal, regularly inspected industrial hemp plants grown in greenhouses. This method of farming, which is obviously responsible, has many advantages for both the retailer and the end customer. First of all, the greenhouse allows us to take advantage of the natural cycle of the outdoor environment, while optimizing it: heat from the sun, different light intensity during the day and night or depending on the season, etc.

On the contrary, it also protects Orange Bud flowers from all undesirable external aggressions. Frost and excessive heat are thus avoided, as is the wild pollination of CBD flowers. Although essential in the wild, in the case of highly supervised cannabis cultivation, pollination runs the risk of hybridizing plants with other varieties that are less or not at all controlled.

The risk is twofold. On the one hand, the quality of the final product may be unstable, both in terms of taste and appearance, and vary from one harvest to the next. Secondly, controlling cannabinoid levels would become much more difficult. Weedy.fr is committed to supplying its customers in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and elsewhere with exceptional products of stable quality and THC levels strictly below 0.2%, in full compliance with European law. This is certainly the case with these Orange Bud CBD flowers.

Orange Bud VS. One Bud: not to be confused

In the world of cannabis, CBD or not, it's common to hear about one bud. Although the name sounds similar, one bud should not be confused with Orange Bud CBD cannabis. Indeed, Orange Bud is a very special variety, worthy of the best Skunk and known for its orange flowers, which stand out from the traditional green of most CBD flowers.

On the contrary, one bud is a cultivation technique that can be used for any variety, including Orange Bud. More precisely, the technique consists of pruning the plant in a certain way to obtain flowers on a single stem, rather than small flowers scattered all over the plant on smaller stems. What's in it for you? A clear space saving, an accelerated cultivation cycle and a very interesting harvest. Added to this is a certain aesthetic interest, with a very large, compact head that can easily reach around 20 grams, or even over 30 grams depending on the variety.

It is therefore possible to grow Orange Bud CBD as a one-bud (which is not the case for our flowers), but the two terms are quite different.

By the way, what is bud cannabis?

Literally, bud is the English word for bud or budding, meaning the part of a plant that will give rise to a leaf or flower. In everyday language, buddy is also widely used to refer to a friend. By extension, bud is widely used in English slang to refer to, you guessed it, cannabis. In short, English bud is French weed, no more, no less!