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CBG vs CBD: how do industrial hemp varieties differ?

CBD or CBG? We explain the difference between these cannabinoids and suggest which varieties to choose.

Sowing hemp step by step: timing, seeding rate and field preparation

When to sow industrial hemp, how much seed per hectare and what to remember before sowing – a practical guide.

How to choose an industrial hemp variety for your crop?

Seed, straw or CBG-rich flowering tops? We explain how to match an industrial hemp variety to your growing goal.

CBG hemp seeds - THC below 0.3%

CBG varieties (including Santhica 27 and Enectarol) are industrial hemp varieties in which the dominant cannabinoid is CBG (cannabigerol), while the THC content stays below 0.3%. We offer certified seed of varieties listed in the EU catalogue, intended for legal cultivation in Poland once the crop has been registered with KOWR.

Why are there so few CBG varieties?

CBG is the precursor of other cannabinoids - in most plants it is converted into CBD or THC. That is why varieties with a high CBG content are rare and are the result of many years of breeding work. They are grown mainly for flowering tops intended for further processing, as well as for seed and straw. You can read more about the differences between CBD and CBG varieties on our blog.