ROCK CANDY CBX 15%

Origin of the flower: ROCK CANDY CBX 15%

Rock Candy CBX 15% is inspired by American varieties known for their particularly sweet character and original aromatic signature.

The name Rock Candy evokes a gourmet world close to confectionery, associated with fruity, resinous and slightly woody nuances.

Several selections exist under this name. Our Rock Candy hemp flower references, in particular, describe a profile combining sweet candy, pine, and citrus.

At Buddha Farm's, the Rock Candy CBX 15% is positioned as a modern aromatic selection, halfway between sweetness and resinous character.

Taste and aroma of the flower ROCK CANDY CBX 15%

Rock Candy develops a sweet, fruity and slightly resinous aromatic profile.

Its bouquet is distinguished by:

• sweet notes reminiscent of candy;

• fruity and lemony nuances;

• a touch of fresh pine;

• a grassy and resinous base;

• a subtly woody and gassy finish.

Upon opening, it reveals a gourmand signature, balanced by vegetal notes that bring more depth to its bouquet.

Desired feeling

Rock Candy CBX 15% is intended for lovers of generous and modern aromatic profiles.

Its sensory identity is characterized by:

• a gourmet and expressive experience;

• a blend of sweetness and vegetal freshness;

• a persistent aromatic profile;

• an alternative to traditional florals with exclusively earthy notes.

The effects felt may vary and are not determined by the aromatic profile alone.

ROCK CANDY CBX flower content: 15%

CBX level: 15%
THC , according to the certificate of the batch marketed.

The CBX formulation allows for a more pronounced experience than a classic CBD flower, while maintaining responsible use in accordance with current regulations.

What is the CBX?

The field of cannabinoids evolving constantly with and cannabioxepan CBX exciting new discoveries, , or , stands out as a innovation captivating Cannabioxepan is a novel tetracyclic cannabinoid derived from Cannabis sativa L., commonly known as hemp. Its chemical formula is C21H22O2. It is also worth noting that it is very similar to cannabifuran (CBF), as CBF and CBX are almost identical, differing by only one atom. According to the National Library of Medicine, this molecule was discovered in 2011 and has undergone several modifications, the most recent being in July 2022.

Chemical composition of CBX

As its name suggests, cannabioxepan is composed of oxepan. Oxepan is an organic molecule belonging to the category of saturated heterocycles. This implies a ring of seven members, including an oxygen atom.

It should be noted that it comes from the C. Sativa flower variety from a greenhouse cultivation in Rovigo (Italy), where a reference sample is kept.

Here are the various phases of the chemical synthesis of cannabioxepan:

Initially, the flowering tops of C. sativa (stems covered with abundant small flowers, the entirety of which is utilized) are harvested. These are then dried and exposed to a temperature of 120 degrees Celsius for 2.5 hours in a circulating air oven to decarboxylate the pre-cannabinoids. Once cooled to room temperature, the plant material was extracted with acetone. Following these procedures, solvent removal produced a gummy residue, which was distributed among various aqueous solutions and then fractionated into aqueous methanol and petroleum ether. Next, the polar phase—that is, the polar compounds, which are collected first, unlike in conventional chromatography—was purified and concentrated using CH2Cl2. Regarding the organic phase, it was dehydrated (with Na2SO4), then evaporated to obtain a black gum (10 g) which was subsequently purified by flash chromatography on silica. This process is repeated several times with variations.

Once these steps are completed, cannabioxepane is obtained.

What is the CBX used for?

It is likely that CBX will soon be classified in the same category as CBF, given that the two compounds are almost identical to a pure oxygen molecule.

CBX is known for its anti-inflammatory effects (according to the ACS Publication website), the impacts on the human body remain to be determined, but many products sold by pharmaceutical companies are intended for medical therapeutic use.

Its relaxing effects are more powerful than with the use of THV-N10 or CPM. They last between 20 and 40 minutes on average.

The future potential of the CBX

The identification of previously overlooked natural cannabinoids like CBX could provide new key structures for the discovery of innovative drugs. Indeed, several cannabinoids, such as cannabielsoin (CBE), cannabifuran (CBF), and cannabioxepane (CBO/CBX), according to ACS Publications, possess potential anti-inflammatory effects that could be exploited in the near future for the possible development of new treatments. Despite all this research, the field of cannabinoid structural diversity remains largely unexplored, as illustrated by the recent discovery of cannabimovone (CBM).

In short, cannabioxepan, or CBX, marks a new horizon in the study of cannabinoids. Although it's just the beginning, its potential is sparking the interest of researchers and paving the way for further discoveries. The Buddha Farm team is always here to bring you the latest developments in the captivating world of hemp and cannabinoids.

Where can I buy our legal CBD flowers?

To buy CBD flowers, simply choose your shop carefully. At Buddha Farm’s, we guarantee superior quality CBD flowers. We select our CBD flowers according to very strict criteria. Our CBD flowers are natural and grown with respect for the environment.

Our varieties are distinguished by the quality of their full spectrum of cannabinoids as well as by their array of delicious aromas.

As with all our CBD flowers, the ROCK CANDY CBX 15% flower has been produced according to very strict criteria, and in a way that is totally respectful of the environment.