The cannabidiol present in CBD flowers is known to accompany a variety of pathologies, such as anxiety, sleep disorders, chronic pain and painful menstruation. It interacts with the homeostasis of the human body, acting as a regulator of our system.

We're not going to talk about CBD flowers expiring, because even if they're poorly preserved, too old or "faded", they won't pose any danger to health, they'll simply have lost their benefits and flavours. So we're more likely to speak of "spent" or "too dry" flowers, which will have lost their compactness, color, flavors and benefits.

If stored in the right way (i.e. away from light and air, and with the right level of humidity), you can keep them for several months without worry! This is a product that keeps very well over time when stored in the right
conditions.

It will have lost its original color, generally becoming lighter, yellowish or brown. It will also have lost its compactness, becoming "softer" and more "fluffy" (airy).

Trichomes are small appendages found on cannabis flowers. They contain the resin and are therefore "fatty", often with a small translucent drop at the end. Storing CBD flowers in a Cvault box with a Boveda sachet is designed to preserve these trichomes, which contain most of the plant's flavours and benefits (cannabinoids, etc.).

It corresponds to the humidity level in a space. In other words, the percentage of water vapor in the air. Our Boveda sachets regulate this rate by absorbing or rejecting humidity inside the Cvault to keep the hygrometry rate at 62%: the ideal rate for preserving CBD flowers.