Snowflake Indoor CBD belongs to the Jack Frost genetic family and is based on a particularly iconic cross: Jack Herer × White Widow × Northern Lights #5. Three historic lineages united in a fresh, resinous, woody and heavily frosted flower.
Jack Herer × White Widow × Northern Lights #5
In this Snowflake’s aromatic and visual character, Jack Herer represents the freshest side: green notes, bright citrus and Haze character.
White Widow relates more to the variety's frosted, resinous side. This fits its abundant trichomes and near-white appearance, which inspired the Snowflake name.
Northern Lights #5 brings a deeper base: wood, pine, green material and a rounder aromatic structure that balances the fresh, lemony opening.
Haze freshness and citrus · strong resin character · pine and wood · dense structure · lightly spicy finish.
The result is an instantly recognisable indoor flower: heavily frosted in appearance, fresh on the nose, then more resinous and woody at its heart. Its identity centres on a combination of fresh pine, citrus, woody notes and lightly spicy nuances.
Snowflake Indoor CBD lives up to its name: its flowers have a particularly visible resin coating that creates their characteristic frosted appearance.
Snowflake reveals immediate freshness on opening. Lemon and citrus notes are quickly joined by a greener, resinous character.
Resinous pine, fresh citrus, a woody base, herbal nuances and a light spicy touch.
The profile develops gradually: the opening stays fresh and lemony, then woody and green notes take more space.
A light spicy note emerges in the finish, adding depth.
Snowflake's aromatic profile centres on several terpene families often associated with fresh, green and spicy notes.
The CBD content is stated as below 26 %, depending on the batch. The THC content is below 1 %. The CBD level and THC level must always be checked against the information for the batch being sold.
The specifications give a lineage of Jack Herer × White Widow × Northern Lights #5 and place Snowflake within the Jack Frost family. This is reflected mainly in its heavily frosted appearance and fresh, green, resinous profile.
This indoor CBD flower stands out for abundant trichomes, white frost and light to pale-green shades. Orange pistils remain visible beneath the resin coating.
Snowflake mainly develops soft lemon, fresh citrus and resinous pine, with a woody base, herbal nuances and a lightly spicy touch.
The opening is fresh and lemony. The middle becomes greener and woodier, before a lightly peppery, drier finish.
Yes. The supplied specifications state Indoor, consistent production and sizes from M to XXL depending on the batch.
The Liquid source lists terpinolene, myrcene, caryophyllene and pinene as the terpene profile. Without a batch-specific analysis attached to this page, these details should be treated as an indicative profile requiring confirmation for the batch sold.
“Frost” here mainly describes the heavily frosted appearance and visible trichome coating. It does not replace the variety name, which remains Snowflake Indoor CBD.
Not all terpenes occur in the same proportions.
🌿 Five main terpenes account for most cannabis aromas. Yet each variety has its own combination, which explains why two flowers can taste completely different.
Even a slight change in terpene proportions can completely transform a variety's aromatic profile.
A high concentration of Myrcene brings notes that are earthy and fruity, as in Blueberry.
Conversely, a slightly lower amount lets Caryophyllene come through more strongly, creating a profile that is more spicy and peppery.
Alongside the main terpenes, each flower also contains many secondary terpenes such as:
Even in tiny amounts, they add the nuances that make each genetic profile unique.
The Terpinolene, even at low concentrations, often brings freshness reminiscent of pine, Haze or slightly gassy notes.
Terpenes never act alone.
They naturally interact with cannabinoids (CBD, THC, CBG...) to create what is known as the entourage effect.
This synergy gives each variety its aromatic identity and character.
✔ The same terpenes occur in most varieties.
✔ What really changes is their proportion.
✔ Secondary terpenes bring the subtlest nuances.
✔ Each genetic line therefore has a unique aromatic profile.
Fresh pine and menthol are immediately noticeable. Limonene adds bright citrus, while caryophyllene brings an earthy, spicy base.
Snowflake evokes winter freshness from the first moment. Pine and citrus dominate initially, then give way to woodier, lightly spicy depth.
This profile creates a sense of purity and winter freshness, both invigorating and soothing.
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