Kultivate Wellness Sub Zero Premium THCA Hemp Flower (Indica)

STRICT ONE (1) OUNCE LIMIT PER ORDER! EIGHT (8) 3.5 OZ. JARS TOTAL. ANY ORDERS TOTALLING MORE THAN ONE (1) OUNCE OF HEMP FLOWER WILL BE CANCELLED. Experience an ultra-premium smoking session with KW's high-potency THCA hemp flower. 100% organically indoor grown on the west coast, prepare to be blown away from Kultivate Wellness' extra resinous buds. Each child-proof container is humidity controlled to lock in freshness and preserve terpenes. Sub Zero - Indica - Super Boof x Oreoz 36% THCa Terpene profile: Limonene — Citrus sweetness; mood boost Caryophyllene — Peppery spice; stress reduction Myrcene — Mild calm; balanced finish The Subzero high will settle in slowly, beginning with a subtle lift felt primarily in the mind. You'll feel a light sense of happy bliss wash over you, easing away negative thoughts or bad vibes and leaving you feeling at ease. A heavy physical high comes next, creeping in before dropping you down into the couch with a potent, body melt. WHAT IS THCA? THCA is the acidic form of THC, full name: tetrahydrocannabinolic acid. As a cannabis plant matures and its buds grow, its terpene and cannabinoid content begin to develop. The first cannabinoid the plant will develop is CBGA, also called the “mother of all cannabinoids” because it will eventually break down and produce primary cannabinoids, like THCA and CBDA. When THCA is exposed to heat, such as when smoking, vaping, dabbing, or cooking, it will convert into the intoxicating, beloved cannabinoid Delta 9 THC. WHAT ARE TERPENES? Terpenes are naturally occurring chemical compounds found in plants. In terms of cannabis, terpenes are what make certain strains smell or taste different from others. The theory is that the terpene profile, the dominant terpenes, of a strain work hand in hand with the cannabinoid content, the amount of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), cannabidiol (CBD), and other cannabinoids, to produce the effects people associate with different strains. For example, they might explain why two different strains with the same level of THC produce such different experiences.