Buy cannabis flowers
Buy cannabis flowers
What are cannabis flowers?
Cannabis flowers, also known as marijuana or cannabis, are the flowering parts of the cannabis plant with remarkable psychoactive and medicinal properties. The main species are Cannabis Sativa, known for its energetic and cerebral effects, and Cannabis Indica, prized for its relaxing and sedative effects. There are also hybrids that offer a mixture of both properties. These flowers are used medicinally to relieve pain, aid sleep and treat various conditions, as well as recreationally to relax and enhance creativity.
Proper care for cannabis flowers
Light
12-18 hours per day, high-quality LED lamps or a sunny spot outside.
Water
Water regularly, avoid waterlogging. Allow the soil to dry between waterings.
Nutrients
Use special cannabis fertilizers with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
Air circulation
Use fans to prevent mold and pest infestation.
Temperature and humidity
20-30°C during the day, not below 15°C at night. Humidity: growth 40-70%, flowering 40-50%.
Pruning and training
Prune regularly, apply LST (low-stress training).
Pest and disease control
Monitor regularly and use biological agents if necessary.
How do you choose the right cannabis flowers to buy?
Purpose
Medicinal: High CBD content.
Relaxation: Indica strains.
Creativity: Sativa strains.
Growing conditions
Indoor cultivation: Compact Indica.
Outdoor cultivation: Taller Sativa.
Experience
Beginners: Robust hybrids or indicas.
Experienced: Demanding sativas.
Flowering time and yield
Fast harvest: Indicas (8-12 weeks).
High yield: Hybrids.
Aroma and taste
Sweet/fruity: Blueberry, Mango Kush.
Earthy/spicy: OG Kush, Northern Lights.
Harvesting and storing cannabis flowers
Harvest
Time: Harvest the plants when the trichomes are milky white and some turn amber.
Pruning: Cut the plants at the base and remove large leaves.
Drying: Hang the plants upside down in a dark, well-ventilated room. Dry them for 7-10 days until the stems break when bent slightly.
Storing
Curing: Place the dried flowers in airtight glass containers. Open the containers daily for 10-15 minutes for the first two weeks to release moisture.
Storage temperature: Keep the containers in a cool, dark place, ideally at 15-20°C.
Long-term storage: Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity to prevent mold and cannabinoid degradation.
Where can you legally buy cannabis flowers?
If you want to buy high-quality cannabis flowers legally, HHCFriends is the right place for you. We offer a wide selection of robust and low-maintenance cannabis flowers for different needs and growing conditions.
Why HHCFriends?
Quality: We only offer first-class flowers from trustworthy breeders.
Selection: Find sativa, indica and hybrids that perfectly suit your needs.
Service: Our friendly team is happy to help you with any questions you may have about care and selection.
Visit our product page and discover the variety of our cannabis flowers. Buy now legally and safely at HHCFriends!
FAQs
For beginners, we recommend robust and easy-care varieties such as indica or hybrids. These varieties are less susceptible to cultivation errors and generally have shorter flowering times. Indica plants are compact and bushy, which makes them ideal for indoor cultivation. Hybrids combine the best characteristics of sativa and indica and thus offer a balanced care requirement and yield.
Cannabis flowers need plenty of light to grow healthily and produce a high yield. Ideally, they should receive 12-18 hours of light per day. High-quality LED lamps are recommended for indoor cultivation, as they offer a broad light spectrum and are energy-efficient. For outdoor cultivation, choose a sunny spot that receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day.
The frequency of watering depends on various factors, including the size of the pot, the growth phase and the environmental conditions. It is important to water the plants regularly, but avoid waterlogging as this can lead to root rot. A good indicator is to allow the top layer of soil to dry between waterings. In the growth phase, plants generally need more water than in the flowering phase.
Common problems when growing cannabis flowers are overwatering, pest infestation, mold and nutrient deficiency or excess. Overwatering can lead to root rot, while underwatering inhibits growth. Pest infestations such as spider mites, aphids and thrips can weaken the plants and transmit diseases. Mold, especially grey mold, often occurs in high humidity. Regular inspection of the plants and preventive measures such as good ventilation and the right amount of nutrients can help to avoid these problems.