CBD SMALL BUDS CARAMELO FLOWERS

Type and Genetics

The CBD Small Buds Caramelo flowers are the answer for cultivators seeking a strain that's intense and delicious, but without the psychedelic influence. 

The buds are compact and of medium gauge. They feature dark green in color, striking orange stamens, and have been cultivated in controlled greenhouses.

The flavor is intense, offering super sugary tones and silky fruity nuances at the back of the mouth, so powerful that it will inevitably captivate CBD lovers. These flowers have high concentrations of CBD, compared to a minute THC percentage of 0.2%, resulting in a product legally sourced in the EU.

They're delivered in elegant packaging, made of odor-proof material and a zip closure, to prevent the buds from losing freshness and quality. The package can be opened and closed as many times as needed, without losing any flavor.

The package comes with 3.5 or 5g of cured flowers ready for consumption.

While other EU countries are taking advantage of CBD to carry out alternative Cannabis treatments, these treatments should be recommended by a certified medical authority, exclusively.

La Huerta's Opinion

Interested growers can find at La Huerta Grow Shop many more CBD products, like extractions, E-Liquids and CBD oil.

In compliance with Spanish and European laws:

• Product for collector's only.
• Not suitable for human consumption.

This product complies with the regulations of its country of origin.

• Articles 368, 371, 372 of the Penal Code. Or Law 17/1967, of April 8, 1967, updating the current regulations concerning drugs and adapting to the United Nations Convention of 1961. Or Royal Decree 729/1999, of November 12, 1999, updating the current regulations on drugs and adapting to the United Nations Convention of 1961.qqq Directive - 06/13/2002, No. 53, Council Directive relating to the common catalogue of varieties of agricultural plant species. Or Article 168 (Public Health), Title XIV, TFUE.
• Articles 368, 371, 372 of the Penal Code. Or Law 17/1967, of April 8, 1967, updating the current regulations concerning drugs and adapting to the United Nations Convention of 1961.
• Royal Decree 729/1999, of November 12, 1999, by which it updates the current regulations on drugs and adapts to the United Nations Convention of 1961. Directive - June 13, 2002, No. 53, Council Directive relating to the common catalogue of varieties of agricultural plant species.
• Article 168 (Public Health), Title XIV, TFUE.
• Regulation (EU) No. 639 of the Commission of March 11, 2014 by which it completes Regulation (EU) No. 1307/2013 of the European Parliament and the Council by which provisions applicable to direct payments to farmers under aid regimes within the framework of the common agricultural policy are established and Annex X of such Regulation is amended.
• Regulation (EU) of the European Parliament and the Council of December 17, 2013 by which provisions applicable to direct payments to farmers under aid regimes within the framework of the common agricultural policy are established and Regulation (EC) No. 637/2008 of the Council and Regulation (EC) No. 73/2009 of the Council are repealed.
• Regulation (EU) of the European Parliament and of the Council of December 17, 2013 No. 1308 by which a common organization of markets in the agricultural products sector is created and Regulations (EEC) No. 922/72, (EEC) No. 234/79, (EC) No. 1037/2001 and (EC) No. 1234/2007 of the Council are abolished. United Nations Vienna Convention of 1988 on the International Sale of Goods.