Cali Grape CBD Buds

Overview:

Cali Grape CBD welcomes you with a juicy and elegant aroma, where notes of fresh grape mix with soft woody touches and a well-balanced fruity base. This strain, developed from selected Californian genetics, stands out for its precise aromatic profile and robust structure. It is a Maionais flower grown indoors with attention to detail at every stage, designed for those who value fruity character without excesses or artifice.

Cannabinoid Profile: CBD: < 10% THC: < 0.2%

Aspect:

The buds of Cali Grape CBD have a dense and well-worked structure, with light green hues covered with orange pistils. The glossy resin layer underlines the quality of the crop and highlights every visual detail. Its compact and firm shape speaks of a controlled development and a careful flowering until the end.

Aroma:

From the moment you open the package, Cali Grape CBD displays a fruity fragrance with its own identity. You will notice a clear combination of ripe grapes, floral freshness and a slightly woody background. The aroma is clean, deep and balanced, with a persistence that accompanies without saturating.

Cultivation method:

Cali Grape CBD is grown indoors, in an environment designed to ensure consistency in every harvest. Thanks to the precise control of light, temperature and ventilation, this flower strongly preserves its natural aromas and develops dense, resinous buds with a constant expression. The use of sustainable and pesticide-free practices further reinforces its value as a clean product and aromatically faithful to its genetics.

Terpene Profile:

Cali Grape CBD is dominated by a combination of limonene and ocimene. Limonene provides that sweet and sparkling freshness that reinforces the notes of ripe grapes and generates a clean and luminous aromatic sensation. The ocimene, on the other hand, intensifies the fruitiest and most tropical part of the aroma, adding a subtle floral nuance and a moist background that completes the whole naturally.

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