a) the preparation or other product is not designed for administration of the controlled drug to a human being or animal; The grower may wish to notify his or her landlord of the cultivation and is responsible for ensuring they are complying with the terms of their lease or rental agreement. In the UK, it is illegal to germinate cannabis seeds without a licence. All of our seeds are sold for collection purposes only. However, part of the joy of collecting a cannabis seed is understanding the cultivation process.

The Hemp (Third Country Imports) Regulations 2002 also require, except in specified circumstances, that hemp from ‘third countries’ be imported under a licence and, in the case of hemp seeds other than for sowing, under an authorisation. Growing cannabis (industrial hemp) Additionally, the aroma of a strain can also play a role in its appeal. Some strains have a strong and pungent smell, while others are more subtle and floral. The aroma can enhance the overall experience and contribute to the enjoyment of the strain. Despite the bans in the US, many European countries continue to produce industrial hemp for its many benefits. France is the largest producer currently with over 8,000 hectacres cultivated per year, with 70-80% of it used for pulp in cigarette papers and technical applications. The rest is used in various farming, automotive, and insulation purposes. Hemp seeds are also a great source of vitamin E and minerals, such as phosphorus, potassium, sodium, magnesium, sulfur, calcium, iron, and zinc ( 1, 2). Another factor to consider is the flavour profile of the strain. Cannabis can have a wide range of flavours, from earthy and woody to fruity and sweet. Some strains even have distinct flavours like citrus, berry, or mint. Exploring different flavours can add a new dimension to your cannabis experience.

When exploring the world of cannabis seeds, we are presented with a diverse selection of different cannabis strains to choose from. Each strain offers its own unique combination of effects, flavours, and aromas, making the selection process an exciting journey for cannabis enthusiasts.

Seeds can also be stored in the freezer, though there is an increased chance of rupturing cells within the seeds. Where a preparation or product containing cannabis, cannabis resin, cannabinol or a cannabinol derivative does not meet the definition of a CBPM, it will be a Schedule 1 drug under the MDR 2001 unless the exempt product definition applies. The ‘exempted product’ definition - Regulation 2 of the MDR 2001 Each location must be properly and fully licensed. If you are growing within your farm extent, as a general rule this would be covered within your licence. Regulation 2 (Interpretation) of the MDR 2001 provides that some products may, in limited circumstances, be considered ‘exempt’ from control, notwithstanding their ‘controlled drug’ content.Over time, the germination rate of cannabis seeds gradually starts to decline. For best results, we recommend using the freshest seeds you can find. For a CBD and other cannabiniod products to be lawfully available for human consumption it needs to either meet the Exempted Product Criteria in Regulation 2 of the MDR 2001 or the definition of a CBPM in Schedule 2 to the MDR 2001 for its possession to be lawful. varieties which may potentially be cultivated, within the scope of this policy, and to differentiate between the fee level is applicable under the Misuse of Drugs (Fees) Regulations 2010. The Hemp (Third Country Imports) Regulations 2002 also require, except in specified circumstances, that hemp from ‘third countries’ be imported under a licence and, in the case of hemp seeds other than for sowing, under an authorisation. General licensing principles and interaction with other agencies