I feel like a broken record when it comes to how much I love the flowers from Hollyweed’s Delta 8 thc Flower. They are the sweetest and most delicious flowers you will ever find. I’ve been taking them for a long time.
I first started using them when I was pregnant with my first baby. They were the only flowers I used in my own baby shower. They were the first flowers I got when I moved from Georgia to Texas.You know, the list goes on and on. I use them for birthdays, graduations, memorials, and more.
When I started writing about flowers, I had no idea that people were using them in their weddings. One of the most memorable wedding flowers I’ve ever seen was a bridal bouquet featuring Delta 8 Flowers. It was just so incredible.
Not only are they beautiful, they are extremely affordable. For a wedding with a budget of $2,500, I used 24 stems of flowers. That’s $50 per stem. I actually think that’s a pretty good deal.
Another fun fact about these flowers: they are grown in the United States. That means that there are no exotic or imported flowers that are being used. You can rest easy knowing that you are supporting local agriculture.
I was recently contacted by the owner of Delta 8 Flowers and he asked me a few questions about the flowers. He wanted to know more about the flowers themselves. I’m excited to share what I told him with you.
First of all, the owner of Delta 8 Flowers is a fellow Floridian. He lives in Houston, Texas and he’s been growing flowers for more than 15 years. He is also a father of three boys and a married man.
We got to talking about how much he loves his wife. He told me that he had never seen her more beautiful. I told him that I’ve seen her more beautiful. I told him that he can’t go wrong with the flowers from Delta 8 Flowers. He was surprised by my response, but then I think I won him over. He told me that he had been using the same three flowers for years. I guess that means his wife is lucky.
He told me that he has been growing flowers for 15 years and he’s been growing flowers for 10 years in Houston. It’s a family tradition that goes back many generations.
