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The Advantages of CBG Flower and an Unmissable Deal

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Written by Alexandra Hicks

There are over 100 other cannabinoids – many, if not all, with suspected therapeutic potential – that scientists generally know very little about.

One cannabinoid that we do have a few studies on is cannabigerol, or CBG. Known as the “mother” of all cannabinoids, cannabigerol is widely predicted to be the next big trend in the hemp/cannabis industry. But what do we actually know about CBG?

We know that CBG is the precursor to the main cannabinoids, and it’s been rightfully dubbed the “Mother of Cannabinoids”. CBG has many potential medicinal benefits including: neuroprotectant, antioxidant, antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory. It’s also believed to help treat gastrointestinal disorders and glaucoma – although more research is need to fully verify these statements. 

We also know that CBG Flowers are the newest trend of the year and that are taking the cannabis industry by storm.

Wholesalers: we have an excellent deal going on right now, so if you want to source high-quality CBG flower for your dispensary/shop, please make sure to subscribe to our CBD Flowers Business Newsletter and send us an email. Check out the strain details below!


What is CBG?

Since cannabigerol is usually only present in cannabis in very small amounts – normally less than 1 percent – it’s considered a minor cannabinoid. CBG is important for another reason though, and that is its ability to synthesize other major cannabinoids. Because of this, CBGA (cannabigerolic acid) has been appropriately nicknamed “The Mother of Cannabinoids”.

CBGA is a direct line to three main cannabinoids: tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA), cannabidiolic acid (CBDA), and cannabichromenic acid (CBCA). Once exposed to heat or light during a process referred to as decarboxylation, THCA, CBDA, and CBCA will shed their carboxyl acid group and become THC, CBD, and CBC, respectively

If we’re following the pattern above, CBGA should break down to CBG, but that only happens in select strains. Most of the time, CBGA is immediately converted to THCA, CBDA, or CBCA. This means two things: first, strains in which the CBGA converts to CBG are rare; and second, strains that are high in CBG are low in THC because of the way these compounds are synthesized.

CBG’s unique position as the precursor cannabinoid makes it of particular interest for researchers, investors, and consumers alike. To get more flowers with these high levels of CBG, breeders are practicing plant cross-breeding and other forms of genetic manipulation.

Ways To Use CBG

There are a few select CBG products on market today, but as you already know, it’s still uncommon to see hemp/cannabis products advertised for their ‘CBG content’. At the moment, the most popular way to experience this cannabinoid is by smoking or vaping flowers that are high in this cannabinoid.

Because this is a relatively new trend, knowing where to find these flowers can be a challenge. Of course, you want to find a company that has good quality buds for a reasonable price. You also want them to be reliable and have good customer service should an issue arise.

That’s a rather tall order in today’s market, which is why we’ve put together a couple of newsletters to help you find exactly what you’re looking for. If you’re a consumer, we have the CBD Flowers Weekly to bring you deals on all the best hemp flowers. If you’re buying flowers for resale, we’ve created the CBD Flowers Business Newsletter – a weekly subscription that has various pound and wholesale deals.

Both of these subscriptions are delivered weekly, and although both focus heavily on CBD flowers, we also have regular, monthly, CBG editions.

CBG Flower Deal – White Whale

white whale CBG Flower
Exclusive deals on white whale CBG Flower

With 15% CBG and only 0.17% total THC content the White Whale flower is a true winner . The name White Whale comes from its noteworthy appearance, with light green, frosty buds. It’s covered in trichomes and has a light, citrusy taste. Many people claim it’s one of the best hemp buds they’ve ever tried.

Looking to buy wholesale CBG flowers?

If you want to stock this flower in your dispensary or shop, we have an EXCLUSIVE wholesale deal on this flower. We also have good deals on CBG biomas. Just subscribe to the CBD Flowers Business Newsletter for access or use this contact form.

Looking to buy it for yourself?

If you’re a consumer, you can get this strain for the following prices:

  • 1 ounce (28g): $99
  • ½ ounce (14g): $69
  • ¼ ounce (7g): $39

A message from the seller: “White Whale CBG flower is the most unique strain of any hemp flower grown!!  It is green and white and completely covered in crystals.  The effect when it’s smoked creates a wonderful relaxation and stress free feeling.  This flower is hand trimmed to perfection.  Once you try White Whale CBG flower you will never try another strain, it’s that good!!”

To access the ounce deals, subscribe to the CBD flowers Weekly Newsletter.

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4 Comments

  • Just tried my first CBG. OLE my, its GREAT!! Helping better than 24% CBD. Tried 21.8%. Great taste, somaliland Results. I have several heath issues. CBG on them. That’s for all the great info. Tracy D.

  • I am confused. i signed up to this list but it just sends me back to this blog with no info on where to actually buy any of these products

    • Hi,
      Our newsletter is going out every Thursday and Sunday. Look for it in your inbox. This Thursday, high CBG flowers are on sale!

  • I never took into account the fact that CBG could help you with the symptoms of glaucoma and irritable bowel symptoms. My mom has been struggling with eye problems, and we are looking for a natural treatment to help her. I will let her know about the benefits of CBG to help my mother with her problems.

About the author

Alexandra Hicks

Managing editor at Cannadelics and U.S based journalist, helping spread the word about the many benefits of using cannabis and psychedelics.