The question keeps coming up: “Why don’t you sell flowers with a higher CBD content? Other suppliers have high CBD strains with 18% CBD.” Unfortunately, that is usually not possible without some cheating. We sell naturally grown and untreated flowers and only state CBD values on our products that, on the one hand, are possible given the nature of the hemp plant and, on the other hand, have been confirmed by laboratory analyses. We have summarised for you what you should look out for and what CBD content is currently legally possible. Here you can go straight to our finest selection of flowers.
Why we don’t offer varieties with 20% CBD content and 0.3% THC content
Breeding cannabis is a lengthy and complicated task, especially if you want to grow stable varieties sustainably. The ratio of THC to CBD cannot be chosen at will; the CBD content depends on the naturally possible ratio of THC to CBD, i.e. the ratio set by nature. Normal to good values for EU industrial hemp are currently 1:20 to 1:30, which means: in our experience, with natural cultivation, a maximum of 30 times as much CBD as THC is currently possible in the plant. Depending on the jurisdiction in Europe, the THC limit is 0.2 or 0.3%. Some suppliers treat the flowers afterwards. Our promise: with us you only get naturally grown and untreated flowers. With a limit of 0.3% THC in Austria, the CBD value can be around 9%. With a limit of 0.2% THC, the CBD value can only be around 6%. In concrete terms, this means: max. 9% CBD content in flowers in Austria and Luxembourg and max. 6% CBD content in flowers in Germany and the rest of Europe. We don’t just claim this for no reason – it is currently the maximum natural ratio of CBD to THC in EU industrial hemp.
