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Superbly Green has an Australian Office of Drug Control license for cultivation and manufacturing.

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Let's take a closer look at nature's

organic cannabis flower

Flower

Often referred to as a nug or bud, this image is actually an unpollinated female cannabis flower. The flower is the trichome covered part that contains a range of different compounds.

Calyx / Bracht

The cannabis calyx is what holds all of the juicy parts of the cannabis flower in a nice neat package. It is usually covered in resinous trichomes.

Stigmas

The part of the pistil where pollen germinates. The cannabis stigma will start out white when the plant is still in its early flowering stage, but will turn amber or yellow, and ultimately brown, as the plant progresses through its flowering stage.

Pistil

The cannabis pistil is the plant organ found at the centre of a flower that functions to receive pollen and produce seeds or fruit. This is where the long hairs called stigmas come from.

Cola

The cannabis cola is the premium flower cluster that forms along the upper portion of the main stem. Colas are composed of tightly woven teardrop-shaped buds.

Sugar leaf

Small leaves on the plant that buds form around as the plant matures and flowers. Cannabis sugar leaves are so named because they produce trichomes, which makes them look as if covered in sugar.

Fan Leaf

Cannabis fan leaves are the typically fingered leaves in cannabis plants. They are the bigger cannabis leaves that stick out of the plant.