Origine Nature is a proud supplier of dried cannabis flowers for the Société québécoise du cannabis. Our products are available at the SQDC and on the corporation’s website.

We’re often looking for experts in various fields to expand our team. Interested in being part of the Origine Nature family? Visit our Careers section!

Absolutely! Cannabis production standards are very strict and we apply every process to the letter. Our quality assurance team performs daily inspections and every plant is examined and traceable, from the moment the seeds are planted to the final product. Also, we avoid using chemicals to ensure a high-quality product.

Now that cannabis is legal, we aim to change perceptions about the plant to normalize its consumption. To achieve this goal, we are committed to destigmatizing cannabis, educating the public and working together to help everyone feel great!

View our list of products to see their main terpenes!

This process takes around 120 days and includes planting, flowering, harvesting, drying, laboratory analysis, packaging and labelling.

For prices on our products, visit an SQDC branch or its website.

We have dried flowers in pouches, pre-ground and ground cannabis flowers, as well as hashish. Many sizes are available depending on the product. View our products to learn more.

The hemp plant, domesticated 6,000 years ago in China, produces over 400 organic compounds. Terpenes and cannabinoids are the two main groups of molecules with bioactive properties present in hemp.

Cannabinoids can influence the functioning of the human nervous system; the hemp plant biosynthesizes more than sixty of them. THC, CBD and CBG are the main cannabinoids and they all differ in their chemical structure and action.

Cannabidiol, or CBD, is one of the most abundant cannabinoids in hemp. CBD is currently being studied to better understand its therapeutic and other applications. This cannabinoid is known to have medicinal and relaxing properties without the psychoactive effects of its better-known cousin, THC.

Tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC, is the molecule responsible for the main psychoactive effects of cannabis. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), THC’s action is similar to that of the cannabinoids produced naturally by our bodies within the endocannabinoid system.

Cannabinoid receptors are concentrated in certain parts of the brain associated with thinking, memory, pleasure, coordination, and the perception of time. THC binds to these receptors and activates them, affecting a person’s memory, pleasure, movement, thinking, concentration, coordination, and perception of time.

THC is one of several chemical compounds found in the resin secreted by the cannabis plant. Most of these glands are found around the plant’s reproductive organs, the flowers. Other compounds specific to cannabis, cannabinoids, are present in this resin. One of these cannabinoids, cannabidiol or CBD, is non-psychoactive and acts in cooperation with THC.

CBD :
Non-psychoactive: does not produce a high.
No known side effects.
Known for its ability to counterbalance the psychoactive effects of THC.

THC :
Psychoactive: produces a high.
Side effects: paranoia or anxiety.
Effects consistent with psychosis.