Yes, CBG9 flowers give off an intense, characteristic smell, which is often more pronounced than that of CBD or standard CBG flowers. This scent profile varies depending on the strain and terpene content. Woody, citrusy, earthy or spicy notes are frequently found, originating from well-known terpenes such as myrcene, caryophyllene or limonene.

The intensity of the scent also depends on the CBG9 content, the method of consumption (vaping, smoking or cooking), and the container used for storage. For users who value discretion, a moderate-temperature vaporiser is recommended, as this limits smoke production whilst preserving the stress-relieving and relaxing properties of the flowers.

Certain strains, such as CBG9 Soft Wood, available in our range, have been specially developed to offer a milder aroma whilst retaining their natural potency.