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So, what is cannabis flower? Cannabis flower is the flowering part of the cannabis plant that is harvested, dried, and cured for use. It is commonly called marijuana flower, cannabis buds, weed flower, bud, or THC flower, depending on the product and how people refer to it. If you're new to cannabis flower, our beginner's guide to cannabis flower provides a closer look at the basics, including what flower is, how it is produced, and what to consider when exploring different products.
The flowers develop on the cannabis plant and contain naturally occurring cannabinoids, including THC and CBD, along with aromatic compounds called terpenes. These compounds contribute to the characteristics that make different cannabis flowers distinct, including aroma, flavor, potency, and overall profile.
Because cannabis flower comes in many different cultivars and product formats, no two products are necessarily the same. Genetics, cultivation methods, harvest timing, drying, curing, and the resulting cannabinoid and terpene profiles can all influence the finished flower.
Cannabis Flower vs. Marijuana Flower vs. Weed Flower
You may see several different terms when searching for cannabis products, including cannabis flower, marijuana flower, flower cannabis, flower marijuana, weed flower, and cannabis buds.
In most shopping contexts, these terms refer to the same basic product: the dried and cured flowers of the cannabis plant.
The terminology can vary depending on the retailer, region, or person discussing cannabis. At Levels Cannabis, the term flower is used as the primary category name, making it easy to browse available products and compare them based on important product information.
THC flower generally refers to cannabis flower that contains naturally occurring tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the primary intoxicating cannabinoid in many cannabis products.
THC potency is commonly displayed as a percentage on cannabis flower packaging. However, THC percentage is only one factor to consider when comparing products. Two flowers with similar THC levels can have very different terpene profiles, aromas, flavors, genetics, and overall characteristics.
For that reason, it can be helpful to look at the complete product profile rather than choosing flower based solely on the highest THC number.
Whole flower consists of relatively intact cannabis buds that have been harvested, dried, cured, and trimmed. This is the traditional form of cannabis flower and is available across a wide range of cultivars, brands, potencies, and package sizes.
Small buds, sometimes called popcorn buds or small flower, are smaller pieces of cannabis flower. They can provide another option for shoppers who don't specifically need larger, intact buds.
Pre-ground flower has already been broken down into smaller pieces. This format can be convenient for shoppers who prefer not to grind whole buds themselves.
Shake consists of smaller pieces of flower that naturally separate from larger buds during handling and packaging. The characteristics of shake can vary by product, so review the individual product description and available testing information before purchasing.
Infused flower combines cannabis flower with an additional cannabis extract or concentrate. Because infused products can differ substantially in potency and ingredients, always review the product label and listing information before choosing one.
