Alien Fruit CBD Buds

Overview:

Alien Fruit CBD opens with a vibrant and uncommon aroma, where exotic fruits and citrus fruits are mixed with a spicy background that surprises from the first contact. This variety of Maionais CBD stands out for its intense and fruity profile, with nuances that evolve as the flower opens. Its indoor cultivation guarantees a well-cared for, compact flower rich in aromatic details, designed for those looking for more complex aromas.

Cannabinoid Profile: CBD: < 8% THC: < 0.2%

Aspect:

The buds of Alien Fruit CBD are compact, light green in color, and covered in a generous layer of resin that reflects orange and white tones. You'll notice a firm, well-formed structure, with visible crystals highlighting the work behind each flower.

Aroma:

From the moment you open the bag, Alien Fruit CBD unfolds an intense fruity fragrance, dominated by bright tropical and citrus notes. As it develops, spicy and earthy nuances appear that balance the initial sweetness, giving body to the whole. The result is a bold, complex and persistent profile, designed for those looking for a flower with a real presence.

Cultivation method:

Alien Fruit CBD is grown indoors, in controlled conditions that allow its aromatic compounds to be preserved as much as possible. This precision translates into denser, more stable buds with a high concentration of terpenes, where each flower reflects the technical work and attention to detail throughout the process. The result is a flower with a powerful, uniform profile and no variations between harvests.

Terpene Profile:

The character of Alien Fruit CBD is sustained by a potent combination of limonene, ocimene, and caryophyllene. Limonene brings freshness and that citrus shine that appears on first contact. The ocimene intensifies the fruity, tropical and sweet notes, giving volume to the aroma. Finally, caryophyllene reinforces the spicy and woody background, balancing the profile with a warm and spicy sensation.

Legal note: Use for collecting. <THC 0.2% according to Royal Decree 1729/1999.