Babcia Marysia’s Specialties - Midwest Hemp Flower - 5G
75,00 zł
Industrial hemp flowers of the Midwest strain from Grandma Marysia’s Specialties line, in a 5 g bag.
- Woody and citrus aroma, with a hint of sharp, woody sweetness of strawberry
- Leading terpenes in the analysis are myrcene, trans-caryophyllene, and limonene
- Cannabidiol below 10%, tetrahydrocannabinol below 0.3%
- Flowers hand-harvested in the Polish greenhouse Hemp Plant
- Bag marked with excise duty signs
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Midwest Hemp Flower 5 g - Grandma Marysia’s Specialties
IN SHORT
| Form | flower, industrial hemp |
| Strain | Midwest |
| Packaging | bag 5 g |
| Aroma | woody and citrus, with a hint of strawberry |
| Cannabidiol | below 10% |
| Cultivation | greenhouse, in Poland |
Midwest in a 5 g bag is a woody-citrus strain from the Grandma Marysia’s Specialties line, with a hint of sharp, woody sweetness of strawberry. The producer declares cannabidiol below 10% and tetrahydrocannabinol below 0.3%.
The buds are slender and elongated, with forest green leaves tinged with yellow and a thick, sticky layer of trichomes. They grow in the Polish greenhouse Hemp Plant, are hand-harvested, and then sorted and dried naturally.
Five grams after the first sample
The producer packages Midwest in four weights: 1 g, 2 g, 5 g, and 10 g. The 5 g bag is a step after the sample when the woody-strawberry profile already suits you, and the largest package would still be excessive. The strain, cannabinoid declarations, and cultivation remain the same in each weight.
What do you get?
- 5 g of flowers of the Midwest strain in a bag
- Woody and citrus aroma with a strawberry note
- Cannabidiol below 10% and tetrahydrocannabinol below 0.3% according to the producer
- Product research card and separate terpene analysis provided by the producer
- Product marked with excise duty signs
Ingredients
The bag contains one raw material: industrial hemp flower of the Midwest strain. The producer describes the product as 100% natural, hand-harvested, sorted, and dried naturally.
The aroma is due to terpenes. In the analysis published by the producer for this strain, the most abundant are myrcene, trans-caryophyllene, and limonene, and it also identifies, among others, beta-pinene and linalool.
How to use
- Pour out of the bag as much as you need and close it immediately
- Grind the flowers with a grinder, in small portions
The flower is a product marked with excise duty signs and intended solely for adults.
For whom
- You know Midwest from a smaller bag and want to have it for longer
- You like woody and citrus aromas with a sweet, strawberry accent
- You choose strains for which the producer publishes terpene analysis
- You are an adult
Specification
| Form | flower, industrial hemp |
| Strain | Midwest |
| Line | Grandma Marysia’s Specialties |
| Packaging | bag, 5 g |
| Cannabidiol | below 10% |
| Tetrahydrocannabinol | below 0.3% |
| Aroma | woody, citrus, with a hint of sharp, woody sweetness of strawberry |
| Appearance | slender, elongated buds, forest green leaves with shades of yellow |
| Leading terpenes in analysis | myrcene, trans-caryophyllene, limonene |
| Origin | greenhouse cultivation, Poland |
| Cultivation standards | Global GAP, HACCP, GACP |
| Labeling | excise duty signs |
| Producer | Hemp Plant |
| Producer code | MW5G |
Variants and category
Midwest in other weights and other strains from Grandma Marysia’s Specialties can be found in the Hemp Flower category.
Related articles
On the blog, we explain what hemp terpenes are, and suggest how to choose a grinder for hemp.
Frequently asked questions
What does Midwest smell like and where does this scent come from?
The producer describes the aroma as woody and citrus, with a hint of sharp, woody sweetness of strawberry. The aroma is due to terpenes, and in the analysis of this strain, the most abundant are myrcene, trans-caryophyllene, and limonene. It also identifies, among others, beta-pinene and linalool, so the analysis provides a fuller picture of the aroma than just the verbal description.
What is the declared cannabinoid content?
The producer declares cannabidiol below 10% and tetrahydrocannabinol below 0.3%, which is within the limits set for industrial hemp. Both values are upper limits of the declaration. For the Midwest strain, the producer provides a product research card and a separate terpene content analysis, so you can compare the cannabinoid and aroma profile with other strains from the same cultivation.
How does the 5 g bag differ from other Midwest packages?
By the amount of flower. The producer packages the strain in 1 g, 2 g, 5 g, and 10 g, and the aroma description, cannabinoid declarations, and cultivation standards are the same for each weight. You choose five grams when smaller bags run out too quickly, and you do not yet need the largest package.
Where does the Midwest flower come from?
From the Polish greenhouse cultivation Hemp Plant. The producer manages the entire process, from planting through harvesting and trimming to drying, and the cultivation has implemented Global GAP, HACCP, and GACP standards. The flowers are hand-harvested, sorted, and dried naturally, and the bag is marked with excise duty signs.
Safety and storage
The product is intended solely for adults. Store it out of reach of children and pets, in a cool, dry, and dark place.
The producer defines this flower as hemp for smoking. Hemp flower is not food, a dietary supplement, or a medical product. The product is not intended for consumption.
Not for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Do not use the product before driving or operating machinery.
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