"Lifter" CBD Hemp Flowers (CBD 30% Max)
About "Lifter" CBD Hemp Flower
Lifter CBD hemp flowers are a Sativa-dominant strain created by combining Suver Haze with ERB (Early Resin Berry) said to lift spirits in those who consume it, hence its name. This strain gives off an earthy aroma with noticeable hints of berry sweetness, this is also evident in its taste where you'll experience an earthy initial taste with hints of berry - thanks to its genetic profile. Our Lifter CBD hemp flower contains a great level of CBD at around 30% while containing a THC content below 0.2% as is required by law.
Flavour
Lifter CBD hemp flower produces an earthy smell with hints on sweetness, both of which will be noticed when you consume it.
Lineage
Parent Strain 1: Suver Haze | Parent Strain 2: ERB
Product: Lifter
Trim
When trimmed our Lifter CBD hemp flower is firm and dense, while sticky and sparkling with trichomes. All of our flowers are processed by a machine "chopper" in order to break them down into smaller pieces.
Effects (Based on Online Reviews)
Feelings: Happy, Giggly, Uplifted, Relaxed, Mellow
Suggested to Help With**: Upon consumption many people have reporting feelings of relaxation, allowing them to let go of dull nagging pains and get a good night’s sleep!
All of our CBD flowers are hemp-derived, non-psychotoxic, THC-free* & EIHA EU certified strains. Hemp is not marijuana and will not produce the "high" often associated with cannabis. These CBD hemp flower souvenirs are all named after popular cannabis strains with similar terpene profiles, however, do not contain THC and are not related to the THC strains they're named after. All of our hemp flowers come from carefully grown Carmagnola industrial hemp.
All our hemp products are grown under government licenses in Italy and Switzerland.
*Under 0.2% THC as required by law.
**There is currently limited research into the scientific benefits of CBD on the body, while many people report CBD to help with a wide range of health conditions, these findings are not fully scientifically-backed yet. This is largely due to a lack of research within the field due to the stigma surrounding cannabis.