AutoPower is a strain with a distinctly resinous bouquet: pine and wood create the background, lemon provides a sharp, tart top note, and a spicy accent resonates at the end, after the woody base. The producer describes the aroma as woody, lemony, and piney, with a noticeable spicy note. This aromatic profile is the only parameter by which the producer differentiates strains in this format - all other declarations are common to them. The preroll sold here has a declared weight of 0.5 g.<\/p>\n
The producer states that the content of the leading phytocannabinoid is below 10% and the content of the cannabinoid subject to legal limits is below 0.3%, which is within the limits set for industrial hemp. The raw material comes from Polish farms operated under Global GAP, HACCP, and GACP standards, and the packaging bears excise duty marks. According to the distributor's card, the product is intended solely for aromatization, collection, or laboratory research and is not a food product; we sell it only to adults.<\/p>\n
The contents of the package are single-ingredient:<\/p>\n
The note \"below 10%\" indicates that the declared content of the leading phytocannabinoid does not exceed this value - it does not state how much is actually in this package, and with plant material, differences between batches are normal. The 0.3% limit works the same way, resulting directly from regulations for fiber hemp. Both notes come directly from the card and are common to all strains of this brand in the single format, differing only in aromatic profile.<\/p>\n
What the producer reliably provides is the origin and method of processing: Polish cultivation certified under three standards, hand harvesting and sorting, natural drying methods. The raw material here is fiber hemp (seed) - a different type of plant than the one associated with the name of this strain, and we break down the differences between seed hemp, Indian hemp, and ruderalis in osobnej tabeli<\/a>.<\/p>\n The AutoPower bouquet is clearly resinous: pine and wood create the background, lemon provides a sharp, tangy top, and the spicy note only appears at the end, after the woody base. If you enjoy coniferous and citrus aromas and do not favor pronounced sweetness, this is the direction for you.<\/p>\nSpecification<\/h3>\n