Canalogy 20% HHC Flower | Strawberry
Sativa | Energetic, Uplifted, Giggly
HHC Content: 20%
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Canalogy 20% HHC Flower | Strawberry 1g - 3g - 5g
THC < 0,2%
HHC (HexaHydroCannabinol) is the sensation of 2022! Psychedelic effects.
It can cause a euphoric and narcotic effect. Caution! DO NOT inhale or swallow. NOT intended for internal use.
Effect of terpenes: relaxing sensation, very pleasant physical.
The extract used in its production is obtained naturally.
The product is not intended for inhalation/absorption as it may cause a relaxing, euphoric, psychotropic effect after inhalation.
The product is sold exclusively as a promotional, tourist or collector's souvenir. Not intended for direct consumption or smoking.
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This product may be subject to special conditions of sale (GTC) by purchasing this product, the buyer confirms this.
Product in accordance with Act §5 No. 167/1998. Designed for industrial, technical and horticultural purposes.
Upon sale ( via a transport service / via another dispensing point), the seller will verify that the buyer is not under 18 years of age.
What is HHC?
HexaHydroCannabinol or HHC is a phytocannabinoid found in the cannabis plant. Such phytocannabinoids include CBD, CBG, THC, among others.
The extraction and commercialisation of cannabis from plants started at the end of 2021. HexaHydroCannabinol is the sensation of 2022! Psychedelic effects.
Sativa? Indica? Hybrid? How to choice?
Sativa, Indica, hybrid - basic breakdown
Most cannabis products today fall into three categories: sativa, indica and hybrid. In general, sativa-dominant products have uplifting, energetic and cerebral effects. Indica (sometimes called "in-da-diva") are more sedative and have relaxing properties. Hybrids are the most common and offer the best of both worlds, with most being called sativa or indica dominant.