Description
Flowers DC10 G13 20% – The French Hemp Empire
The DC10 G13 20% Flowers join The French Hemp Empire 's collection of cannabinoid flowers with an aromatic identity inspired by the G13 universe .
This reference combines an announced concentration of 20% DC10 with a bouquet more oriented towards earthy, woody and resinous families.
It thus constitutes an alternative to the DC10 references dominated by tropical fruits, berries or particularly indulgent profiles.
The designation G13 describes the profile of the reference product. It does not, on its own, confirm a specific genetic makeup, geographical origin, or precise botanical lineage when this information is not documented by the producer.
G13: a deep and characteristic aromatic profile
The character of G13 DC10 20% is based primarily on its aromatic profile.
Unlike Mango Haze or Blueberry Revuelto, the fruits do not necessarily constitute the central element of the bouquet.
The G13 universe favors deeper tones.
Depending on the terpenes and aromatic compounds actually present in the batch, the profile may notably evoke:
- earthy notes;
- woody nuances;
- a vegetal character;
- resinous tones;
- spicy accents;
- a slight coolness;
- a few rounder shades in the background.
This combination gives the reference a particularly different identity from the fruity profiles of the DC10 range.
A predominantly earthy and woody character
Earthy notes form one of the main axes of the G13 profile.
They can be accompanied by a woody dimension which adds more depth to the bouquet.
This base is then complemented by different aromatic families.
Vegetal notes
They directly evoke the natural identity of the hemp flower.
Resinous notes
They can enhance the overall depth of the bouquet.
Spicy nuances
Being more discreet, they add more complexity to the profile.
Aromatic freshness
A slightly fresh facet may appear in the background depending on the terpene composition of the batch.
The intensity of each of these characteristics depends directly on the aromatic compounds actually present.
DC10 20%: Understanding the stated concentration
This flower has a claimed concentration of 20% DC10.
When a designation such as DC10 corresponds to a formulation or trade name, this indication should be distinguished from the complete cannabinoid composition of the product.
The mention DC10 20% here corresponds to the concentration announced for the formulation.
It does not, by itself, allow for the identification of all the cannabinoids present in the flower, nor their respective concentrations.
To know precisely the composition of the product, it is necessary to consult its technical documentation and, when available, the certificate of analysis corresponding to the batch marketed.
G13: a name that has become iconic
The name G13 has been used for many years in the world of cannabis and hemp.
He is also surrounded by numerous stories concerning his origins.
Some popular legends attribute to it an origin linked to American government programs.
However, these accounts do not constitute reliable proof of the genetic origin of a product marketed under the name G13.
For an accurate product sheet, it is therefore preferable to consider G13 as a profile name when the exact genetics are not documented.
This approach makes it possible to describe the aromatic identity of the reference without transforming a widely circulated legend into verified botanical information.
A flower with a less fruity character
The DC10 G13 20% stands out particularly from the fruity references in the range.
It does not primarily seek to reproduce mango, banana, or berries.
Its character is based more on:
Earth: a deep aromatic base.
Wood: drier and more structured shades.
Plant: a natural dimension associated with the flower.
Resin: a more intense register in the background.
Spices: a few accents to enrich the bouquet.
This approach allows for the construction of a more traditional identity.
G13 or OG Diamond: two deep profiles
The G13 and theOG Diamond both belong to the least fruity references in the DC10 range.
However, they do not have exactly the same profile.
OG Diamond primarily combines earth, wood and resin with a slightly lemony facet.
The G13 places more emphasis on an earthy, vegetal, woody and spicy ensemble.
They can therefore be distinguished as follows:
OG Diamond: earth, wood, resin, lemon and spices.
G13: earth, plant, wood, resin, spices and light freshness.
The difference can naturally be more or less pronounced depending on the actual aromatic profile of the batches concerned.
G13 or GMO Cookie?
Comparison with the GMO Cookie DC10 20% also allows for better identification of G13.
Both references have a deep and relatively earthy base.
However, the GMO Cookie stands out with a more pronounced "gas" dimension and with rounder nuances associated with the Cookie register.
The G13 retains a more classic orientation.
GMO Cookie: earth, gas, vegetable, spices and Cookie nuances.
G13: earth, wood, plant, resin and spices.
This distinction makes it possible to offer several deep profiles within the same range.
An alternative to fruity DC10s
Aromatic diversity is one of the main ways to differentiate the various DC10 references.
The range can therefore be organized around several themes:
- Blueberry Revuelto : blueberry, berries and red fruits;
- Mango Haze : mango, tropical fruits and citrus;
- Banana Dream : ripe banana and yellow fruits;
- OG Diamond : earth, wood, resin and lemon;
- GMO Cookie : earth, spices, gas and nuances Cookie;
- G13 : earth, plant, wood, resin and spices.
The G13 DC10 20% therefore naturally finds its place among the deepest profiles in this selection.
Appearance and characteristics of flowers
The appearance of a hemp flower can naturally vary depending on the harvest.
The G13 DC10 20% may therefore exhibit differences regarding:
- the size of the flowers;
- their density;
- their structure;
- the shades of green;
- the pistils;
- surface appearance;
- the intensity of the fragrance.
These variations are normal for plant matter.
They do not allow the determination of the actual concentration of DC10, THC or any other cannabinoid.
Why laboratory tests are important
For a reference displaying DC10 20%, analytical information constitutes an essential element of traceability.
Neither the appearance nor the aromatic intensity of a flower allows one to precisely determine its chemical composition.
When a certificate of analysis (COA) is available, it can provide information on, among other things:
- the measured cannabinoid profile;
- the concentrations detected;
- the THC content;
- the possible presence of CBD;
- the possible presence of CBG;
- the other cannabinoids being sought;
- certain contaminants were found when these analyses were carried out.
It is preferable that the certificate corresponds to the batch actually marketed.
Characteristics – Flowers DC10 G13 20%
Name: G13
Brand: The French Hemp Empire
Range: DC10
Category: Hemp Flowers / Cannabinoids
Advertised Concentration: DC10 20%
Profile: G13
Aromatic Profile: Earthy, woody, vegetal, resinous, spicy, and slightly fresh
Appearance: Varies depending on the harvest and batch
Full Cannabinoid Composition: To be verified in the documentation and batch analyses
Audience: Strictly adult
Traceability: Batch-specific certificate of analysis recommended
Warning – Driving and operating machinery
Do not drive after exposure to DC10 G13 20% Flowers and do not operate potentially dangerous machinery or equipment.
Formulations containing novel or insufficiently documented cannabinoids require special caution regarding their potential effects on alertness, perception, coordination, and reaction time.
The exact composition of the flower, in particular its THC content, must also be verified on the certificate of analysis corresponding to the batch.
If you have any doubt about your ability to drive normally and safely, do not get behind the wheel.
Important information
The DC10 G13 20% Flowers – The French Hemp Empire are exclusively reserved for adults.
Keep out of reach of children and animals.
The mention DC10 20% corresponds to a concentration announced for this formulation and does not replace information relating to the complete cannabinoid composition of the product.
The designation G13 should not be used to attribute a specific genetic or origin to the product without corresponding documentation.
No medical or therapeutic properties should be attributed to this flower solely on the basis of its aromatic profile or its stated concentration.
Do not drive or operate machinery after exposure to the product.
As regulations applicable to emerging cannabinoids may evolve and differ from country to country, the conformity of the DC10 formulation must be verified with regard to the rules applicable in each market where the product is marketed.

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