Swiss CBD Flowers

CBD flowers are the form closest to the raw plant: dried hemp flower tops, rich in CBD, natural terpenes, and minor cannabinoids. At Suisse CBD, all our flowers come from the Weedream brand, cultivated in Switzerland. Here's how to choose your strain and understand what you're buying.

Indoor, Greenhouse, Hybrid, Outdoor: what's the difference?

The cultivation method directly influences the density, aromatic profile, and trichome richness of the flower.

Indica, Sativa, Hybrid: what it means for CBD

This is a point that often causes confusion and deserves honest clarification.

In THC-rich cannabis, the Indica/Sativa distinction has a perceived reality: Indica strains are reputed to be more sedating and "stoning," while Sativa strains are more stimulating and cerebral. These effects are primarily due to THC and its interaction with the endocannabinoid system, modulated by the terpenes present.

In CBD, this distinction does not have the same impact. Without THC or with infinitesimal traces, there is no psychedelic Indica or Sativa effect per se. What the strain's genetics mainly influence is the terpene profile, the aromas, and to a lesser extent the nuances of perceived sensation. But expecting a "drowsy" effect from an Indica CBD flower like with a THC strain would be a disappointed expectation.

• Indica tendency: earthy, woody, subtly fruity aromas (dominant Myrcene). Often chosen in the evening for its soothing olfactory profile.
• Sativa tendency: citrus, herbaceous, lively aromas (Limonene, Pinene). Often enjoyed during the day.
• Hybrid (strain): genetics crossed between the two families, intermediate profile depending on the dominant traits.

In summary: the Indica and Sativa labels remain useful for choosing an aroma, much less for predicting a precise effect when it comes to CBD.

How to use CBD flowers

The vast majority of consumers use flowers by combustion, rolled alone or with a tobacco substitute. This is a reality. Combustion produces harmful gases linked to the process itself, regardless of CBD or tobacco, but for people who have been consuming cannabis for a long time, it is often the most natural way to gradually reduce THC while maintaining the ritual.

• Combustion (joint, pipe): the most common method. For people who choose this route, using it without tobacco with a plant-based substitute at least reduces nicotine dependence. A quality filter slightly reduces inhaled particles.
• Vaporization: a method that preserves terpenes and avoids combustion. Absorption is more effective and the aromatic experience is finer. Recommended temperature between 170 and 210°C depending on the vaporizer. This is the healthiest option if lung health is a priority.
• Infusion: to be combined with a fatty substance (whole milk, coconut oil) to release CBD, which is fat-soluble. Water alone is not enough.
• Cooking: decarboxylation in the oven (110°C, 40 minutes) then incorporation into butter or oil.

Frequently Asked Questions

CBD is not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Reserved for adults.