AK-47 · Flower

AK-47 is built for the slow shelf. This is indica in the classic sense — heavy limbs, soft conversation, a gradual fade into evening. The customers who keep coming back for AK-47 are the ones who want the work day behind them and the couch right where it belongs. Expect earthy, slightly sweet terps with a quiet spice underneath — myrcene, linalool, a touch of caryophyllene. AK-47 is on the catalog because the people who actually grade hemp for a living gave it the green light. Hand-finished hemp flower — sorted by structure, sorted by stink, sorted by what the eye sees first. The shelf this lives on is the shelf the regulars go to first. Trim work is clean, jar appeal is strong, and the per-pound math holds up at the tier you're shopping. Lab paperwork lives with the listing — a current COA covers cannabinoids, contaminants, and the headline numbers your wholesale buyer is going to ask for first. Cannabinoid percentages and lineage are confirmed on the COA attached to the listing. If the lab file isn't showing on the listing, mention it in your quote — we'll attach it ahead of shipping. Just gone. Hemp inventory turns fast on this side of the business, so a comparable indica lot usually surfaces within the week. Quote it anyway — we'll flag the next round. This is hemp — federally compliant under the 2018 Farm Bill, with delta-9 THC at or under 0.3% on a dry-weight basis. State and local rules vary; the buyer is the one who confirms purchase, possession, resale, age, and labeling rules for the destination market. Nothing on this page is a medical or therapeutic claim — it's catalog copy for the wholesale shelf, written for the people who already know how to evaluate a hemp lot.

Hemp regulations vary by state. The buyer confirms legality, licensing, resale rules, age, and shipping eligibility for the destination before placing an order. Nothing on this page is a medical or therapeutic claim.