Explore our range of CBD buds – technical cannabis flowers from industrial hemp that are legal in Sweden and free from intoxicating effects. CBD (cannabidiol) is a naturally occurring compound found in the hemp plant and is completely non-psychoactive, unlike THC. Our buds are intended for aromatic use and offer an authentic hemp experience.
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CBD buds is a common commercial term for dried hemp flowers from Cannabis sativa L.. Unlike purified CBD isolate, the product consists of botanical plant material with its natural structure, aroma and various plant constituents.
At the same time, the appearance and aroma of the flowers may vary between individual specimens and production batches. You should therefore always read the product-specific information regarding weight, declared profile, storage and available documentation.
You can also read the WHO report on CBD for a general scientific overview of cannabidiol.
Technical hemp flowers have natural botanical variations
Because hemp flowers consist of plant material, their size, shape, colour and structure may vary between individual flowers. Such natural variations do not automatically mean that the product deviates from its specification. However, each batch should be assessed on the basis of the relevant documentation.
The aroma profile may also vary slightly. For example, the variety, growing environment, harvest, drying, storage and any subsequent processing may affect the product’s technical and aromatic characteristics.
The difference between hemp flowers and CBD isolate
Hemp flowers consist of botanical plant material. CBD isolate, on the other hand, consists primarily of highly purified cannabidiol. The products therefore differ in terms of structure, composition and documentation requirements.
An isolate certificate may also report the purity and cannabinoid profile of the isolate. However, the certificate does not automatically verify the contents of a finished hemp flower or a product that has subsequently been processed with CBD distillate.
Certificates of analysis for technical hemp flowers
A certificate of analysis, often referred to as a COA, presents the laboratory’s test results for an identified sample. The document may include information such as the sample name, analysis date, cannabinoid profile, analytical method and reporting limits.
Most importantly, you should check whether the laboratory analysed the base flower or the finished product. If the producer has infused or otherwise processed the flower, the laboratory needs to analyse the final product in order to verify the final cannabinoid content.
In addition, a result below the LOD or LOQ does not automatically prove an absolute zero concentration. The company should therefore state the laboratory’s reporting limit when describing the result.
Gelato has a dessert-inspired aroma profile that is often associated with sweet and rounded notes. The producer describes Aromexperten’s Gelato product as a greenhouse-grown base flower that has been infused with CBD distillate.
The current product specification states a CBD content of 25 percent. However, the published certificate of analysis relates to a sample named “CBD flower Greenhouse”. The certificate therefore does not verify the finished product after infusion.
Consequently, the product page should present the certificate as analytical information for the base flower until the laboratory has analysed the finished product and issued a new COA.
Store hemp flowers in a dry, cool and dark place in a tightly sealed container. You should also protect the product from direct sunlight, heat and moisture.
Ideally, keep the product in its original packaging. This helps ensure that the product information and any batch identification remain available. Finally, always store the product out of reach of children.
Technical hemp flowers for botanical use
Aromexperten presents the products in this category for technical and botanical use in accordance with the information provided on each individual product page. The category description therefore does not contain advice regarding consumption, inhalation, dosage or medical use.
Finally, read the product description and terms and conditions before placing an order. The product’s stated intended use should also be consistent with its labelling, marketing and other documentation.
Frequently asked questions about technical hemp flowers
What are CBD buds?
CBD buds are technical hemp flowers from Cannabis sativa L.. Each product has its own botanical and aromatic profile.
Are hemp flowers the same as CBD isolate?
No. Hemp flowers consist of botanical plant material, whereas CBD isolate consists primarily of highly purified cannabidiol.
Can hemp flowers vary in appearance?
Yes. Because the product consists of plant material, the colour, shape, size, structure and aroma may vary naturally.
Does a COA always verify the finished product?
No. You should therefore check the sample name. A certificate for the base flower does not automatically verify a product that the producer has subsequently infused or otherwise processed.
How should hemp flowers be stored?
Store them in a dry, cool and dark place in a tightly sealed container. You should also protect them from heat, sunlight and moisture.
What is the intended use?
Aromexperten specifies technical and botanical use on the product pages. The information therefore does not provide advice regarding consumption, dosage or medical use.
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