Wholesale CBD Tea Flowers
Please note: We do not currently stock, sell or otherwise deal with CBD flowers. This is because they are widely regarded to be "illegal parts of the hemp plant" under the Misuse of Drugs act. All our CBD products are fully legal goods in the UK. Explore our legal cannabinoid extracts here.
In the world of wellness, it's not just about the destination, but the journey. With our extensive range of CBD flowers, you're in for an experience that combines serenity, rejuvenation, and the goodness of nature, all wrapped in one fragrant bundle. Harnessing the rich benefits of Cannabidiol (CBD) - a non-psychoactive compound extracted from cannabis - our collection offers a holistic journey to wellness, all the while meeting the rigorous UK and EU regulations.
Understanding and respecting the nuances of CBD legality in the UK is at the heart of our operation. Our CBD flowers are conscientiously sourced from approved industrial hemp strains, adhering strictly to the UK law that mandates less than 0.2% THC content.
With us, you receive a promise of purity - our flowers are THC-free*, non-psychoactive, and originate from licensed producers who rigidly follow UK and EU growing regulations.
At the core of our quality assurance lies rigorous testing and a carefully monitored supply chain. This vigilance ensures our CBD flowers not only meet legal standards, but they also surpass them, offering you an assurance of safety and high-quality.
Remember, although derived from the same plant family, Hemp is not Marijuana. The CBD flowers we offer are sourced from hemp, ensuring a safe, legal product that provides wellness benefits without the psychoactive effects typically associated with THC.
Our collection of CBD flowers is as diverse as the benefits they offer. Each strain is a unique blend of flavours, aromas, and benefits, giving you an array of choices to meet your needs and preferences.
Our wholesale CBD Tea Flowers, derived from various fine European strains, are a perfect companion for those seeking a natural, soothing experience. They offer a delicate harmony of subtle flavours and enticing aromas, paired with the restorative effects of CBD - a perfect relaxation tool after a long day.
For the enthusiasts who wish to delve into the fascinating world of hemp cultivation, we offer a range of CBD seeds. These seeds come from EU certified strains, ensuring that your cultivation journey aligns with the legal THC content and strain specifications.
While our CBD flowers bring a bouquet of benefits, we encourage their responsible usage. We advise against the ingestion or smoking of our CBD Tea Flowers and suggest these products strictly for souvenir and display purposes. Our aim is to create an environment that promotes the appreciation and awareness of hemp and CBD, highlighting its advantages within the confines of legal and safe use.
Immerse yourself in the restorative world of CBD with our premium CBD flowers. As the understanding of CBD's potential grows and the UK market evolves, we aim to be at the vanguard, offering top-notch, compliant CBD products to our customers. It's time to embrace wellness and appreciate this remarkable plant's offerings, all within the purview of UK and EU laws.
Our unwavering commitment to quality, safety, and legality assures you that our CBD flowers are a great addition to your collection. Offering your UK customers something unique and beneficial, let's explore the wonders of CBD together, one compliant, high-quality flower at a time.
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How the Hemp Flower Grows
Understanding how the hemp flower grows necessitates an examination of the life cycle of the Cannabis Sativa plant. Hemp, which is characterised by low tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) levels, is cultivated across the globe for its multifarious uses, from producing textiles, paper, and construction materials to its application in food, cosmetics, and health supplements. Let us delve deeper into the intricate process of the growth and development of hemp flowers.
When a hemp seed is sown in favourable conditions, germination begins. This phase typically spans 3 to 7 days, a period during which the seed absorbs water and swells, resulting in the splitting of the seed coat. The embryonic root, or radicle, then protrudes, anchoring the seed to the ground and initiating the plant's journey of growth. This is a delicate phase, where the seeds are vulnerable and need specific conditions – temperature ranges of 20 to 30 degrees Celsius, adequate moisture, and a loose, well-draining soil – to thrive.
Following germination, the hemp plant enters the seedling stage, which typically lasts for 1 to 3 weeks. Here, the plant develops its first set of leaves, known as cotyledons, which initially provide the plant with the energy required for further growth. Subsequently, the plant grows true leaves that possess the characteristic serrated edges of cannabis leaves. These leaves are the solar panels of the plant, capturing sunlight and converting it into energy through photosynthesis. In this phase, the plant also develops its first roots, which explore the soil for nutrients and water. Providing an optimal pH range of 6 to 7.5 in the soil ensures the plant can absorb necessary nutrients efficiently.
As the hemp plant grows and matures, it enters the vegetative stage, a period of rapid growth and development. This phase can last anywhere between 3 and 16 weeks, depending on the specific hemp variety and the environmental conditions. During this stage, the plant invests its energy in creating a robust structure, consisting of a sturdy stem and a dense network of roots. The leaves proliferate, thereby increasing the plant's photosynthetic capacity and consequently, its growth rate. Understanding the plant's nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK) needs and ensuring the availability of these nutrients in the soil can make a significant difference in this phase.
As the plant approaches maturity, its focus shifts from vegetative growth to reproductive growth, marking the onset of the pre-flowering phase. This change is typically triggered by the decrease in daylight hours as the summer wanes. In this stage, the plant starts to develop calyxes, which are the building blocks of the hemp flowers. The plant also shows the first signs of its gender, with male plants developing pollen sacs and female plants producing pistils. In hemp farming, female plants are typically favoured as they produce the cannabinoid-rich flowers sought after for various uses.
With the full onset of the flowering stage, the hemp plant directs its energy towards the production of flowers or buds. This stage, lasting from 8 to 11 weeks, is of primary interest to hemp growers, especially those interested in extracting cannabinoids like CBD. During this phase, the plant's calyxes continue to develop and form clusters known as colas. Each cola is covered in tiny crystal-like structures called trichomes, which are the plant's resin glands. These trichomes house the cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids, which give hemp its therapeutic properties and unique aroma.
During the flowering stage, the plant’s demand for phosphorus and potassium increases to support bud development. At the same time, the nitrogen requirement decreases. Hemp growers thus need to adapt their fertilisation strategies accordingly to support flower development optimally. Furthermore, managing the photoperiod by controlling light exposure can influence the quality and quantity of the hemp flower produced.
Towards the end of the flowering stage, the hemp flowers reach their peak maturity. The pistils darken, and the trichomes become milky white, indicating that the flowers are ready for harvest. After harvesting, the flowers are typically dried and cured, which helps preserve the cannabinoids and terpenes and enhance the overall quality of the final product.
In conclusion, the growth and development of the hemp flower is a complex process that requires an understanding of the plant’s needs at various stages of its life cycle. From germination to harvest, the hemp plant's journey is a study in adaptation and survival. The hemp flower's growth is not just about the biological process; it is also about the meticulous care and attention provided by the cultivator. Through optimising environmental factors like light, temperature, and nutrient supply and closely monitoring the plant's progress, hemp growers can guide their plants towards successful flowering and harvest, reaping the rewards of their hard work and dedication.