At Abide Napa, we work diligently to stock products from the best cannabis brands in California. That’s how we came across Friendly Farms. Their inventory includes some of the best THC cartridges and Full-Spectrum THC Oil products available. The company has earned multiple Cannabis Cup awards thanks to their innovative approach and dedication to quality. We’ll give you an inside look at some of their products in this post.
Friendly Farms: Strains and Products
Friendly Farms focuses on doing two things—and doing them well. First, they offer craft-grade THC cartridges that fit onto any 510 threaded vape battery. In addition, they also make a specialty product called Full-Spectrum THC Oil (FSO).
THC Cartridges
THC cartridges are rapidly becoming a popular way to use cannabis concentrates. Just screw a THC cartridge onto a 510 battery and start puffing! To get the most out of your THC cartridges, Friendly Farms recommends setting your vape battery’s heating element to 3 volts or less.
Friendly Farms extracts their THC cartridges from cured cannabis without any unnatural filters or additives. They use a proprietary process called TruSpectrum extraction that involves freezing harvested plants at sub-zero temperatures. This encapsulates the plant’s cannabinoids and terpenes for maximum flavor, power, and freshness.
Some of our favorite Friendly Farms’ cartridges include:
Biscotti Strain: An exclusive collaboration between Friendly Farms and Connected Cannabis Co., Biscotti is a heavy-hitting indica with plenty of CBD to help you chill out and relax.
Banana Sundae Strain: This cross between Banana OG and Sundae Driver is a heavy-hitting, lip-smacking sweet treat.
UPDawg Strain: Does it smell like Updawg in here? It will certainly smell better than a yoga studio after a few puffs of this cartridge! UPDawg is a sativa-dominant strain that provides a clear-headed and cerebral high.
Full-Spectrum THC Oil (FSO)
You’ll be hard-pressed to find this type of infused THC product anywhere else. Friendly Farms designed Full-Spectrum THC Oil (FSO) as an alternative to traditional Rick Simpson Oil (RSO). It definitely fills that niche—and more.
If you’re familiar with RSO, you know that its creator, the eponymous Rick Simpson, created it to help medical cannabis patients. FSO builds on that legacy and adds a twist of its own. Friendly Farms designed its FSO recipe using its proprietary, all-natural TruSpectrum extraction process. It’s made to be easy on your stomach, which is not the case with many other types of extracts.
The term “full-spectrum” refers to all of the goodies packed into FSO. A full-spectrum extract contains all of the terpenes and cannabinoids that you’d find in a normal cannabis plant. That’s in contrast to other types of cannabis concentrates, which may have lost many terpenes and cannabinoids during the extraction process.
As a result, FSO may be able to provide enhanced benefits to medical patients and recreational users alike. Check out Friendly Farms’ FSO offerings with Sweet Cream and VoVo syringes. If you’re interested in seeing what we have in stock from Friendly Farms today, check out our full inventory in our online store or stop by and we’ll give you the rundown ourselves.
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