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What is Weed Flower?

The weed flower, known as bud, is part of female flowering plants of the genus Cannabis that are suitable for smoking. Aside from smoking, you can use it for vaporizing or incorporating it into edibles. Cannabis consumption through smoking remains a popular method for many.

This part represents the dried, cured buds of the marijuana plant. They are rich in trichomes, hold the essence of the female plant (unlike male plants), and harbor flower THC, CBD, and various cannabinoids.

The appearance of buds from female plants varies by strain, but they are compact, green nuggets adorned with sticky resin and colorful hairs. This resin contributes to the aroma and potency.

Consumers seeking this product encounter a choice between recreational and medical-grade options.

  • Recreational-grade caters to those seeking a psychoactive high, which boasts high doses of tetrahydrocannabinol.
  • Medical-grade targets consumers seeking potential medicinal benefits. Contains elevated CBD or other medicinal cannabinoids.

Grading System

Aside from determining whether the bud of female plants is for recreational or medical use, a grading system can help you decide. This system can guide you in assessing the quality of the nug. This quality encompasses appearance, potency, flavor, and burn. The most common grading system used is the A-AAAA grading system.

Overview of Criteria:

  • Color. A high-quality bud must be vibrantly colored. 
  • Aroma and Flavour Profile. A pungent, skunky, or fruity aroma reflects its potency and flavor.
  • Density. Should have dense, firm buds with a slight give when squeezed. This criteria suggests proper growth and harvesting.
  • Trichomes. Tiny, crystal-like structures that cover the buds. House most of the plant’s cannabinoids, such as THC and CBD, and contribute to the potent aroma and sticky texture.
  • Trimming: Impacts the overall appearance and quality. A well-trimmed plant and free of excess leaves and stems indicates high quality.

 

Criteria A AA AAA AAAA
Other Names Singles, Ditch Weed, or Schwag Reggie or Dubs Trips Quads
Color Light green with hints of brown Rich green with hints of other colors Dark green with purple and orange Deep purple or blue with frosty trichomes
Aroma Mild and earthy Slightly pungent or fruity Strong, pungent  with skunky or fruity notes Intensely pungent with multi-complex notes of spice, fruit, and diesel
Density Loose or airy Moderately dense Dense and firm Extremely dense and heavy
Trichomes Sparse Moderate Dense with slightly stickiness Thick, resinous, and heavily sticky
Trimmings Poorly trimmed with excess leaves and stems. Adequately trimmed with a few leaves and stems. Well-trimmed, minimal leaves and stems. Expertly trimmed, with no leaves and stems.

Categories of Weed Flower Online

Different varieties of marijuana flower encompass Indica, Sativa, and Hybrid, each with its distinct features. Within these categories lie specific buds, commonly referred to as strains.

Indicas

Indica stands out as a variety, celebrated for its soothing properties. Originating from the Middle East and India, this resilient variety thrives indoors and outdoors at six feet or more in height. Its foliage distinguishes it from the ubiquitous stoner pot leaf symbol prevalent today.

It is your go-to choice when seeking relaxation after a demanding day. Its composition induces a calming effect called “couch-lock” and helps consumers seeking relief from pain, promotes restful sleep, manages stress, and stimulates appetite.

Sativas

Sativas originate from regions like Africa and Central America. They can reach impressive heights, sometimes up to 20 feet, and thrive outdoors and indoors under artificial lighting. Their characteristic long and tall leaves resemble the archetypal marijuana leaf.

They deliver a refreshing “head high,” in contrast to the sedative results commonly associated with other strains. This makes them ideal for daytime consumption to boost energy and mental clarity.

Hybrids

Hybrid cannabis plants offer a harmonious blend of Indica and Sativa characteristics. There is a wide array of selections, each boasting unique attributes such as size, color variations, and leaf shapes. A hybrid strain can exhibit exceptionally potent tetrahydrocannabinol levels or deliver targeted effects.

The experience depends on their dominant plant genetics. For example, Indica-dominant can be calming and relaxing, while Sativa-dominant is energizing. A perfect balance between both genetics can provide an energizing result that gradually transitions to a relaxing experience.

Guideline Potency

Potency means the strength or concentration of active compounds. It comes in the form of a percentage. Higher levels of tetrahydrocannabinol indicate stronger psychoactive effects, while higher levels of cannabidiol are associated with non-psychoactive therapeutic benefits.

 

THC Content (Percentage) THC Content (mg/g) Potency or Experience
0-1.99% 0-19.99 mg/g Minimal
2-6.99% 20-69.99 mg/g Very Mild
7-11.99% 70-119.99 mg/g Mild
12-16.99% 120-169.99 mg/g Medium
17-20% 170-200 mg/g Strong
>20% >200 mg/g Very Strong

Flower Dispensary Shares Proper Methods for Inhalation

Inhalation is a method that many enthusiasts use. Its rapid high offers an immediate sensation that lasts one to three hours. The preferred means of indulgence for most aficionados include:

Aspects Joint Blunt Pipe Bong
Tools
  • Rolling Papers
  • A Paper Filter
  • Ground Bud 
  • Grinder 
  • Ground Buds
  • Cigar Wrap
  • Grinder
  • Lighter
  • Bud
  • Pipe
  • Grinder
  • Lighter
  • Screen for metal pipe
  • Bong
  • Nug
  • Grinder
  • Water
  • Lighter 
Benefits Convenient option for controlling your dosage.

Starting point for individuals exploring different ways to enjoy marijuana.

Bigger than joints

Have the added taste of tobacco.

Delivers a large, clean hit.

Low maintenance

Good for quick and small doses.

Smoke is cleaner and smoother.

Allows larger hits for an intense experience.

Medical Use

Humans have long used this plant as a remedy. In 2700 BC, Emperor Shen Nung, the father of Chinese medicine, stated it could treat ailments from absent-mindedness to malaria. It gained popularity in Western medicine in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Queen Victoria’s doctors used it to treat her premenstrual symptoms. Now, several studies show how it can treat various conditions.

  1. Pain Relief

The euphoric effects can influence how individuals perceive pain, according to a professor at the University of Colorado Boulder. A modest sense of euphoria can contribute to pain management by reducing the significance of discomfort, similar to the mechanisms of a conventional pain drug.

  1. Eases Nausea and Vomiting

When THC interacts with CB1 receptors in the dorsal vagal complex, it seems to modulate serotonin release at 5-HT3 receptors, which aids in the alleviation of nausea and vomiting.

  1. Induces Sleep

Continuing cannabis research revealed  it could facilitate faster sleep onset among participants experiencing sleep difficulties. Even individuals without prior sleep issues experienced improved sleep latency when exposed to THC and CBD. Among the participants, a significant proportion managed to drift off to sleep within 30 minutes, with some achieving this in less than 15 minutes.

  1. Increases Appetite

Tetrahydrocannabinol engages with receptors in the hypothalamus that release the hunger hormone ghrelin. This interaction increases appetite, and some report that food tastes better.

Although colloquially referred to as the “munchies,” the impact on appetite is more significant than mere cravings. Its ability to stimulate hunger can be life-changing for many, especially those facing health challenges.

  1. Anti-Inflammatory

Marijuana possesses the potential to manage inflammation by reducing cytokine and chemokine production in the body. These compounds play roles in initiating inflammation within the immune system. 

Buy Premium Products From an Online Dispensary

GetLoud Cannabis is an online dispensary where you can purchase THC and CBD flower from moderate levels to highly potent varieties. We source our cultivars from experienced growers to ensure you receive quality at a reasonable price.

Take your time exploring our range of buds and cannabis products to find one for your medical condition or provide a recreational experience. Order weed online today at GetLoud. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a good nug look like?

  • Boasts a rich spectrum of colors, from deep greens adorned with vibrant reds, oranges, purples, and blues to frosty white trichomes.
  • A bountiful array of trichomes. When examining trichome heads, look for well-developed structures that resemble clear balls when viewed under magnification.
  • Exhibits a resilient springiness rather than a flat appearance, devoid of excess stems and seeds.
  • Rich in terpenes and cannabinoids, which enhance its taste, aroma, and effects. These qualities make it highly sought after by both medicinal and recreational users.
  • Must possess a pliable, resilient texture—neither overly moist nor desiccated to a powdery consistency.

Cultivators meticulously monitor environmental factors like temperature, moisture, and airflow to ensure optimal growth. Managing these conditions can influence the impact on the dopamine levels of the user and align with public health standards to produce safer products labeled for medical or recreational use. 

Is smoking the only way to enjoy weed?

No. There are various marijuana usage formats aside from smoking and vaping. For example, medical cannabis offers alternatives like creating edibles, tinctures, or hashish. 

When making edibles or tinctures to manage chronic pain, decarboxylate it first to activate the THC before incorporating it into any recipes or soaking it in alcohol. 

Do the composition of Indica or Sativa strains differ?

Yes, each plant has a unique terpene profile, which is why cannabis use can vary from person to person.

In Sativas, common terpenes include Pinene, Terpinolene, and Limonene. Indicas contain Myrcene, Beta-Caryophyllene, Linalool, and Humulene. Both plant species may sometimes contain similar terpene profiles, but the amounts vary.

Are young people allowed to smoke weed flower?

Anyone aged 21 and older can purchase and use marijuana for both recreational and medical reasons.