Greenhouse flowers

The sun, sheltered from the weather

A greenhouse is a field under a transparent roof. The plant grows in the ground or in a large pot, lit by the sun but protected from hail, autumn rain and the pests the wind carries. The grower can ventilate, shade, sometimes extend the day with a few lamps. The plants are bigger than indoors, for much lower energy use.

That is why the greenhouse carries several of the gentlest prices in our range: the greenhouse Lemon in 2 g, grown in Switzerland and delivered in its sealed packaging, costs €11.90. The buds are often slightly airier and less uniform than indoors; the difference shows to the eye, much less in the jar.

Names that smell of citrus

Several greenhouse varieties carry a fruit name: Lemon, Orange Bud, Grapefruit. These names point to the dominant terpenes of the line, the aromatic molecules also found in citrus peel. They give a direction, not a promise: a batch's aroma also depends on harvest, drying and the time since. The greenhouse Orange Bud in 5 g, grown in Italy, costs €15.90, or €3.18 per gram.

Other names are classics known for a long time, taken up by hemp growers: Jack Herer, OG Kush. The Jack Herer in a sealed 5 g jar, grown in Switzerland, costs €27.90; the greenhouse OG Kush in 5 g, from Italy, €15.90.

Small buds: the same sun, for less

When sorting, the smallest buds of a harvest are set aside. They come from the same plant and grew under the same sun, but their grade is less flattering in a photo. They are sold for less: the greenhouse Lemon small buds cost €12.90 for 5 g, or €2.58 per gram, in an OKU pouch we fill ourselves and weigh before sealing.

Storing an airier flower

A lighter, more open greenhouse bud dries faster than a compact one if left in the air. Keep it in a glass jar suited to the quantity, in a dark, mild place, and separate varieties so their smells do not mix. If a flower turns brittle, it has lost moisture; if it sticks or smells stale, it has taken on too much.

Greenhouse flowers and French law

The growing method changes nothing about the rules: a greenhouse flower sold in France must come from a hemp variety listed in the official catalogue and contain 0.3% THC at most, as set by the order of 30 December 2021; the Conseil d'État decision of 29 December 2022 made its sale to individuals possible. On our pages, the THC level is the one declared by the manufacturer, below 0.2% for most; we do not yet publish batch analyses. A summary of public texts, not legal advice. Sale to adults aged 18 and over, in France only.

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Frequently asked questions about greenhouse CBD flowers

What is a greenhouse CBD flower?

A hemp flower grown in sunlight, under a transparent shelter that protects it from rain, wind and hail. It sits between indoor growing and open-field growing.

Is a greenhouse flower of lower quality than an indoor flower?

Not necessarily. It is often less compact and less regular to the eye, but aroma depends mostly on the variety, the drying and the storage. It also usually costs less per gram.

Where do your greenhouse flowers come from?

Italy or Switzerland for most, depending on what the supplier states. The origin is written on each page when it is known; otherwise it is not shown.

Why are small buds cheaper?

Because they are smaller and less regular, so less in demand for photos. They come from the same growing as the standard buds of the same variety.

Do greenhouse flowers respect the 0.3% THC limit?

Yes: each page shows the level declared by the manufacturer, below 0.2% for most of our greenhouse flowers, under the French legal limit of 0.3%.

What are the shipping costs for a greenhouse flower?

€4.90 under €45 of CBD, free from €45. Delivery in France only, in 4 to 8 business days, with tracking by e-mail.