Amnesia flower grown in Switzerland under a combination of HPS and LED lighting. This is the source of our 153-micron Amnesia resin.
We do not test our flowers; we test the concentrate derived from them. Resin concentrates the compounds found in the trichomes—so the flower’s values are lower across the board, and the concentrate’s profile is available online.
Most CBD flower product listings list a percentage. This is rarely accompanied by the corresponding report, and never specifies which bud was analyzed: a flower isn’t homogeneous—values vary from one bud to another on the same plant.
We’ve taken the opposite approach. We analyze the finished product—the resin—and publish the full report.
What this tells you about the flower is more useful than a single number. Sifting concentrates the trichomes: everything they contain is multiplied in the concentrate. The flower therefore necessarily falls below the published report’s values, for both cannabinoids and terpenes, including THC.
This is a verifiable upper limit, not a claim. And the same logic applies to compliance: if the concentrate is below the legal threshold, so is the flower from which it was derived.
See the Amnesia resin and its analysis
The aromatic profile of this flower is typical of a Haze: fresh, lemony, and herbaceous, with a woody base and a hint of florality. Terpinolene is its defining characteristic, and it’s present in the concentrate derived from it.
The exact proportions are listed in the report for our Amnesia resin. In the flower, the levels are lower—concentration occurs during sifting, not before.
Amnesia made a name for itself in Amsterdam’s coffee shops during the 1990s. What made it famous was its aromatic profile—fresh, lemony, and herbaceous—and a level of expressiveness that few strains achieved at the time.
The version we grow comes from Swiss seeds selected for cannabidiol. The ratio of the two cannabinoids is reversed compared to the original; the terpene profile, however, remains unchanged.
This can be verified in our resin report: terpinolene, a marker of Haze strains, appears at a level consistent with the stated genetics. Other batches of ours contain it as well—it’s a pattern, not conclusive proof—but it’s there.
Most indoor growers choose between the two technologies. We use both, and it’s a choice that costs more than it yields in terms of volume.
HPS builds floral density: compact buds, weight. LED promotes trichome yield and aromatic finesse. Each provides what the other lacks, and a flower intended for sifting needs both.
The rest is manual labor: harvesting when the trichomes are ripe—judged by eye—gentle hand-trimming—mechanical trimming would strip the resin along with the leaves—slow drying, followed by curing in a controlled environment to preserve the most volatile compounds.
Grown in Yvorne, in the canton of Vaud, by Goldbar 420 Sàrl.
Our Amnesia resin is analyzed by Guttentag Solutions, a Swiss laboratory accredited to ISO 17025. The report is available for review prior to purchase and includes detailed information on cannabinoids and terpenes.
This flower is the raw material. The values listed in the report therefore represent the upper limit for the flower: sifting separates the trichomes from the plant and concentrates everything they contain, without adding anything. The flower’s actual values are below these, on each line.
The same reasoning applies to THC. If the concentrate derived from this flower remains below the Swiss legal threshold, the flower from which it is derived must necessarily do so as well—concentration can only increase the value, never the other way around.
This is a verifiable conclusion, not a mere assertion. We prefer this to a number that no one can verify.
A pronounced citrus nose, with piney, spicy, and earthy undertones. A floral, almost anise-like note, contributed by terpinolene. It’s a lively and bright profile, very different from the rich, earthy notes of our Peanut Butter.
Between 180 and 200 °C, the most volatile compounds come to the fore—this is where the fresh, lemony notes are most pronounced. Above 200 °C, the profile becomes heavier and loses some of its clarity.
Light green buds, densely covered in trichomes, with orange pistils. Dry and slightly sticky texture. The flower is light and easy to work with.
A hash producer doesn't judge a flower the same way a dealer does. What matters isn't how it looks in the bag, but the density of the trichomes and how they behave when sifted—because that's all that will be left afterward.
Amnesia was chosen for this reason. Its trichomes are fine but numerous, and they detach cleanly when cold.
The result is a flower that holds up well in a joint as well as in a vaporizer, and yields a concentrate with a recognizable profile. You can buy both and compare: it’s the same signature strain, whole on one hand, concentrated on the other.
Because we haven’t measured it, and we don’t publish figures we can’t verify. We analyze the finished product—the resin derived from this flower—and this report is available online. Since sifting concentrates the trichomes without adding anything, the flower’s values are necessarily lower than those of the concentrate. This is a verifiable upper limit rather than a claim.
Yes, and that follows from the same line of reasoning. The concentrate derived from this flower is analyzed by an ISO 17025-accredited laboratory and complies with the Swiss legal threshold. Since sieving can only increase the values, the flower from which it is derived is necessarily below that threshold. The report is available for review prior to purchase.
The resin contains only the trichomes, separated from the plant through dry sifting. Everything they contain is concentrated there. The flower is the whole product: less dense in active ingredients, but with the plant material intact. Both have the same aromatic profile—one whole, the other concentrated.
When vaporized between 180 and 200 °C, its lemony flavor comes through best—at higher temperatures, it becomes heavier. When brewed, a fatty substance is essential: cannabidiol is fat-soluble and does not dissolve in water alone.
Our dedicated article details the other methods.
→ https://www.goldbar420.com/fr/blog/15-comment-consommer-du-cbd-methodes-et-conseils
This product is intended for adults 18 years of age and older. Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. CBD is not a medication—consult a healthcare professional if you are currently undergoing treatment.
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