CANNABIS DRIED FLOWER

Our Dispensary Offers a Large Selection of Cannabis Strains

With its pungent, sticky, and aromatic nature, cannabis flower is the most popular product in the market. The buds or flowers are carefully cultivated, harvested, packaged and stored for consumer delight. These flowers are known for their distinct aroma and resinous texture. They are adorned with small hair-like, glandular structures called trichomes which are responsible for storing high concentrations of cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids.

Cannabis dried flower is the starting material for all other cannabis products such as concentrates, edibles and vape cartridges. 

CANNABIS DRIED FLOWER

Widely cherished form of cannabis consumption

When consumed, whether through smoking, vaporising, or other methods, cannabis can elicit a range of psychoactive and physical effects. These effects are primarily driven by the presence of cannabinoids, particularly THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), which is responsible for the euphoric sensations commonly associated with cannabis. However, it’s important to note that different strains, terpene profiles and individual preferences can influence the specific effects experienced by the user.

CANNABIS DRIED FLOWER

The Art of Drying and Curing Cannabis Flower for Optimal Quality

To create an exceptional experience, cannabis flower must undergo meticulous drying and curing. This process carefully controls humidity, temperature, and airflow, preserving the flower’s quality, and unique characteristics. Gradually reducing moisture content during drying prevents mold growth while preserving natural compounds. Proper drying optimises texture, potency, and integrity. Curing follows, refining the flavour and sensory experience as complex chemical compounds harmonise. This delicate process enhances and preserves the flower’s qualities, resulting in a superior product. The optimal balance of moisture, texture, and aroma ensures each bud offers desired characteristics for a satisfying cannabis experience.

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CANNABIS DRIED FLOWER

Exploring Cannabis Flower

Indica Cannabis

A species of cannabis that originates from the Hindu Kush mountain range within Afghanistan and Pakistan. The plants are normally bushier than Cannabis sativa.

Sativa Cannabis

A species of cannabis that originates from South America, the Caribbean and Africa. The plants are normally taller and more slender than Cannabis indica.

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CANNABIS DRIED FLOWER FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions Cannabis Dried Flower

Cannabis dried flower, commonly known as “weed”, “nugs” and “buds”, refers to the traditional form of cannabis that has been harvested, dried, and cured. It is the most common way to consume cannabis and can be smoked, vaporized, or used to make edibles, tinctures and other forms of cannabis concentrates.Did you know that cannabis flower is only derived from unpollinated female cannabis plants?

Cannabis dried flower can be smoked by rolling it into a joint or using a pipe or bong. It can also be vaporized using a dry herb vaporizer. Some people use dried flower to make edibles or tinctures as well.

Cannabis strains are genetic variations of the cannabis plant with differing physical appearances and chemical makeups. Cannabis strains are also referred to as chemotypes, cultivars and chemovars. The most commonly known classifications or strains of cannabis are indica, sativa and hybrid which are known for specific types of effects and growth characteristics. Each cultivar has varying cannabinoid and terpene profiles, leading to unique effects, flavors and aromas. Each strain may have different effects, such as calming, focus, sedation, relaxation, euphoria, or energy. Cultivars are also known for their unique medical benefits. 

Indica strains are known for their relaxing and sedating effects, while sativa strains are associated with more uplifting and energizing effects. Hybrid strains are a mix of both indica and sativa properties.

To maintain the quality and potency of cannabis dried flower, store it in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat or moisture. Using airtight containers can help prevent degradation and preserve its freshness. Oxygen and light exposure will deteriorate the quality of your cured cannabis.

Terpenes are aromatic compounds found in cannabis that contribute to its flavor and aroma. They also interact with cannabinoids to produce specific effects. Terpenes do matter as they play a role in the overall experience of the cannabis strain. 



The most common terpenes found in cannabis are:

  • Myrcene: As one of the most abundant terpenes in cannabis, Myrcene carries an earthy, musky scent. Known for its relaxing properties, strains with higher levels of Myrcene are often associated with sedative effects, making them popular choices for evening use or promoting restful sleep.

  • Linalool: Linalool contributes a floral, lavender-like aroma to cannabis. Beyond its pleasant scent, it has potential anti-anxiety and calming effects. Strains high in Linalool may offer relaxation and stress relief, making them sought after for their soothing qualities.

  • Caryophyllene:
    Exhibiting a spicy, peppery note, Caryophyllene is unique among terpenes as it can also interact with cannabinoid receptors in the body. This interaction may contribute to anti-inflammatory properties.

  • Limonene: Limonene imparts a citrusy scent, reminiscent of lemons or oranges. Known for its uplifting and mood-enhancing properties, Limonene-rich strains are often chosen for daytime use, providing a burst of energy and mental clarity.

  • Terpinene: With a fresh, herbal aroma, Terpinene contributes to the overall complexity of a strain's scent profile. Although more research is needed, it's believed to possess antioxidant properties.

  • Pinene: True to its name, Pinene delivers a pine-like aroma. Strains with higher Pinene content may offer increased mental alertness and improved airflow, making them popular choices for those seeking focus and respiratory benefits.

  • Terpineol: Exhibiting floral and herbal notes, Terpineol contributes to the sweet fragrance of certain cannabis strains. This terpene is believed to have potential antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, adding to the entourage effect of the plant.

  • Humulene: With an earthy and woody profile, Humulene is not only a terpene but also found in hops. Known for its potential appetite-suppressant properties.

  • Nerolidol: Offering a sweet and floral scent, Nerolidol is found not only in cannabis but also in various essential oils. With potential sedative effects, strains high in Nerolidol may be sought after for their relaxing qualities.

Yes, cannabis dried flower is legal for adults aged 19 and older in Ontario.

Consider your desired effects (relaxation, energy, focus) and flavor preferences when selecting a strain. And always remember you can consult with your Due North Cannabis bud guides.

The legal limit is 30 grams per transaction for adults aged 19 and older.

Yes, you can travel with cannabis within Canada, but you must adhere to the specific legal limits set by each province. In Ontario, for example, adults can carry up to 30 grams of cannabis in public.

In Ontario, the legal limit for purchasing cannabis dried flower is 30 grams per transaction for adults aged 19 years and older. You may only carry 30 grams or equivalents on your person when out in public.

Laws in the province of Ontario usually permit the smoking of cannabis in the same areas as tobacco. You cannot smoke or vape cannabis within 9 meters of a public building or in public sheltered outdoor areas.

Smoking in joints or pipes, vaporizing, and using it as an ingredient in edibles are common methods.