FLOR - TRIM - SHAKE • “KNOWING AND EDUCATING YOURSELF DEFINES THE QUALITY OF WHAT YOU CONSUME”

There's a lot of controversy surrounding what's used for consumption when we talk about cannabis flower: the bud, the flower, the fruit. The key is knowledge and asking experts. This way, we can understand the differences between the flower, the trim, and the shake, and be aware of what we consume. Keep in mind that the trim may seem the same or similar, with a more appealing quantity, but it ceases to be healthy if you vaporize or smoke it. Here are the different parts of the flower that we can consume in various ways, always keeping in mind that we should look for the most effective and healthy method for ourselves.

"SUGAR LEAVES"

FLOWER - The flower is the bud. It contains the highest concentration of cannabinoids, terpenes, and flavonoids. Recommended for vaporizing and, in states where it is legal, ideal for smoking.

TRIM - The "trim" consists mostly of the leaves surrounding the flower, called "sugar leaves." These, although not as high as the flowers, contain a significant amount of cannabinoids. Trim is used for manufacturing, as it is not recommended for vaporizing or smoking due to its high chlorophyll content.

SHAKE - "Shake" is simply the small pieces that come off the flowers when they are packaged. These can be vaporized, smoked, and manufactured.

Consume consciously,

Mr. Sens