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We are very proud to present our brand new product line: THCN flowers!
Strictly speaking, it's not a range of cannabinoids like CBDP or 10-OH-HHC, but a new mix closer to THM.
Want to learn more about THCN? How it was designed and what it does? This is the place to find out!
As we said, THCN is a mix. But unlike THM, which is a cocktail of minor and major cannabinoids, THCN is a mix created from an isolate infusion with a high concentration of CBN. Unlike other methods of adding cannabinoids, such as coating or spraying, infusion allows the CBN to penetrate to the very heart of the flowers, radically changing their properties and effects.
The CBN with which we infuse our THC N flowers is a natural minor cannabinoid. Unlike most known cannabinoids, it is not synthesized directly by the plant.
Cannabinol (CBN) is the result of the degradation of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). THC is a relatively fragile and unstable molecule; under the effect of heat and light, particularly UV light, tetrahydrocannabinol degrades. During degradation, it loses its hydrogen atoms, described in its name as "tetrahydro", and becomes cannabinol.
Although derived from THC, CBN has radically different effects. For a start, CBN doesn't cause a high or dependence, which is why it's legal, unlike THC. Secondly, CBN is known to :
A study conducted by Steep Hill Labs indicated that CBN could be a powerful sedative, comparable to pharmaceutical drugs such as diazepam.
A study published in the Journal of Neuroscience in 2002 revealed that CBN, in combination with CBD, could reduce pain sensitivity in rats. This suggests a possible anti-pain effect.
A 2016 study published in the Journal of Neuroimmunology showed that CBN could reduce inflammation associated with arthritis in animal models.
A 2012 study showed that CBN increased food consumption in rats, suggesting a possible application for appetite disorders.
Infusing the cbd flower in a CBN isolate increases the total cannabinoid concentration of the flowers. This means that when used in infusion, inhalation or vaporization, they release a higher proportion of active ingredients. THCN flowers are far more potent than conventional CBD flowers. Thanks to THCN, you may have to reduce your consumption to achieve the same effects as with classic CBD flower.
Although it has no psychoactive effects, THCN is a particularly potent product. Not only because of the very high levels of CBN it contains, but also because of the high quality of the flowers we use and the surrounding effect of the cannabinoids.
To make our THCN, we start by selecting cannabidiol flowers grown hydroponically. With this method of cultivation, the plants' roots grow directly in water containing the nutrients and mineral salts they need. As a result, they grow with minimal effort to absorb the nutrients they need, and can concentrate on growing flowers. The result: bigger, denser, tastier flowers. Plants grown this way can achieve up to 20% higher cannabinoid and terpene levels than those grown in soil.
Premium quality flowers are used. Our gentle infusion technique keeps the terpenes and flavonoids totally intact. The result is a THCN flower with aromas as deep and pronounced as its potency.
You probably know by heart the properties associated with CBD. It can contribute to :
CBD combined with CBN in infusion will create a synergy, an entourage effect. In this way, the anxiolytic properties of CBD are reinforced by the sedative effects of CBN. This could enhance most of CBD's effects, without giving it any psychoactive effects.
The synergy between a hydroponically-grown CBD flower and infused CBN makes for truly beautiful, tasty and potent flowers. The entourage effect that is created could give THCN flowers powerful relaxing effects.
THCN flowers would therefore be ideal for spending a quiet evening and relaxing after a busy day. You could find a perfect ally for releasing pressure and forgetting your problems. It could also be a powerful ally in helping you fall asleep quickly and spend a deep, restful night.
THCN flowers contain only cannabinoids that are known and authorized in France and Europe for their low health risk. Just like the infusion techniques we use, which are 100% reliable and guaranteed free of undesirable residues of any kind.
What's more, hydroponically-grown flowers are authorized in the European Union and come from controlled, approved suppliers.
THCN flowers are totally legal. However, they are not medicines. What's more, it's a blend of very potent cannabinoids, so we advise you to avoid excessive consumption and trust us to follow our advice!
And as always, if you've enjoyed this article, please feel free to browse our blog for lots more exciting news and information about CBD and its world!
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