Type and Genetics
The CBD flowers from Iguana Smoke's Tropical Cookies feature genetics with an intense aroma and delicious taste, without a psychoactive effect, catering to growers in search of something flavorful but very mild. The buds are supreme quality, perfect for any time, and totally legal in the EU.
The flowers are compact, light green with amber hues, and medium-sized. Their high biological quality is attributed to their crop's cultivation without pesticides, insecticides, or GMOs.
The taste is potent, distinguishing sweet and fruity undertones with spicy, musky, and autumn forest floor nuances. These flowers possess a high concentration of CBD at 12%, compared to a minuscule THC at 0.2%, generating a clean product with fantastic qualities.
It comes in elegant packaging with vibrant colors, made of odor-resistant 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 taste.
The package is available in formats of 3g of cured flowers ready for consumption.
Although in other EU countries CBD is being used for alternative treatments with Cannabis, these treatments must be recommended by a certified medical authority, uniquely and exclusively.
La Huerta's Opinion
The interested grower can find at La Huerta Grow Shop many more products with CBD, such as extractions, E-Liquids or oil with CBD.
In compliance with Spanish and European laws:
- Product for collectible use.
- Not suitable for human consumption.
This product complies with the Regulatory Standards of its country of origin.
- Articles 368, 371, 372 of the Penal Code or Law 17/1967, of April 8, 1967, updating current regulations on drugs and their adequacy to the 1961 United Nations Convention. or Royal Decree 729/1999, of November 12, 1999, updating current legislation on drugs and adapting to the 1961 United Nations Convention. Directive – 06/13/2002, No. 53, Council Directive relating to the common catalog of varieties of agricultural plant species. or Article 168 (Public Health), Title XIV, TFEU.
- Articles 368, 371, 372 of the Penal Code or Law 17/1967, of April 8, 1967, updating current regulations on drugs and their adequacy to the 1961 United Nations Convention.
- Royal Decree 729/1999, of November 12, 1999, updating current legislation on drugs and adapting to the 1961 United Nations Convention. Directive – 06/13/2002, No. 53, Council Directive relating to the common catalog of varieties of agricultural plant species.
- Article 168 (Public Health), Title XIV, TFEU.
- Regulation (EU) No. 639 of the Commission of March 11, 2014, completing Regulation (EU) No. 1307/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council establishing provisions applicable to direct payments to farmers under support schemes within the framework of the common agricultural policy and amending Annex X of that Regulation.
- Regulation (EU) of the European Parliament and of the Council of December 17, 2013, establishing provisions applicable to direct payments to farmers under support schemes within the framework of the common agricultural policy and repealing Council Regulation (EC) No. 637/2008 and Council Regulation (EC) No. 73/2009.
- Regulation (EU) of the European Parliament and of the Council of December 17, 2013 no. 1308 establishing a common organization of markets in the agricultural sector and repealing Regulations (EEC) No. 922/72, (EEC) No. 234/79, (EC) No. 1037/2001 and (EC) No. 1234/2007 of the Council. 1988 United Nations Vienna Convention on the International Sale of Goods.
