Sentence examples for dried bud from inspiring English sources
A lovely selection of teas includes one from China whose dried bud bursts open like a flower in one's cup.
The Smith ruling, which came down in 2015, ruled medical weed should be allowed in all forms (e.g. edibles), not just dried bud.
It was a foggy Friday morning last November, and she immediately had a line of customers to purchase dried bud, brownies, and extracts such as shatter.
It was a foggy Friday morning last November, and she immediately had a lineup of customers to purchase dried bud, brownies, and extracts such as shatter.
The Smith ruling, which came down in 2015, ruled medical weed should be allowed in all forms (e.g edibles), not just dried bud.
Flowering begins about the fifth year; a tree may annually yield up to 75 pounds (34 kg) of dried buds.
Dried buds of several species of the genus Lonicera (Caprifoliaceae) are commonly used in traditional Chinese medicine for latent-heat-clearing, antipyretic, detoxicant, and anti-inflammatory properties.
Until then, licensed producers could provide only dried buds.
Theres also such a wide variety of ingredients to start -- dried buds, trimmed leaves, sifted kief, unpressed hash (the most expensive, but tastiest).
Hibiscus enchiladas with chipotle sauce: Jamaica flowers (of the hibiscus family) are typically found in vivid red teas, but these tart, dried buds are an unusually delicious filling for enchiladas.
