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We now offer some of the best quality CBG flower on the US market.


What is the difference between CBD and CBG?

CBG is often refereed to as the mother of all cannabinoids. CBG, like CBD, is one of over 100 cannabis found in all cannabis plants. CBG is refereed to as the mother of all cannabinoids, as CBG will convert in to many of the more common cannabinoids. Hence the term "mother". Fast becoming one of the well know major cannabinoids.

CBG flower primarily contains CBGA (cannabigerolic acid). And CBGA doesn’t decarboxylate like other cannabinoid acids like CBDa which break down directly into a final cannabinoid component like CBD, CBN or THC.

When CBGa undergoes decarboxylation, it goes through an enzymatic process, causing it to synthesize into other cannabinoid acidic precursors. Quite often converting to THCA (tetrahydrocannibinolic acid) and CBDA (cannabidiolic acid)


CBG Hemp flower strains

With more breeders and more demand, CBG strains are rapidly on the rise.

Strains like, White Whale, Wedding Cake, White Dragon, The White, Jack Frost CBG, Sour G, Lemon Cream Diesel and John Snow to name a handful. You can expect this list to double or triple in the coming year.

CBG flower effects

CBG flower provides the consumer with bioavailable CBG, which interacts with the endocannabinoid system (ECS) by binding to our CB1 & CB2 cell receptors throughout the entire body. All humans & mammals naturally produce these endocannabinoids helping to create essential balance, called homeostasis. Binding & interacting to these receptors, Cannabigerol is able to produce its health-supporting, homeostasis causing health benefit effects.

Checkout Some of our CBD hemp strains
List of popular CBD flower strains
  • Hawaiian Haze
  • Bubba Kush
  • Lifter
  • Elektra
  • Siskiyou Gold

Originally published by Absolute Nature CBD: https://absolutenaturecbd.com/product-category/cbg-hemp-flower/

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