Kristjana grew cannabis to regulate her sleep and her anxiety about the risks of her husband's job as a fisherman in the Höfn region of south-east Iceland.

Given the geographical location of this country with its atypical seasons and harsh climatic conditions, she decided toinstall the appropriate equipment for growing this plant in her attic.

She developed a genetics from crossing Northern Light and White Widow to obtain CBD-rich flowers related to the Berries family, with a subtle Haze touch, whitish in color, voluminous, fragrant and with a high trichome ratio.

Legend has it that it's the magic of the northern lights that gives this genetics all its relaxing and tasty virtues.

Put an end to anxiety, Swiss Medical Cannabis (re)introduces you to this CBD-rich variety with a sweet taste and a woody note for pure moments of relaxation.

Northern Light X CBD hemp seeds

Hybrid: Nothern Light x White Widow

Ratio 1:20 (CBD content up to 20%)

Keep out of reach of children and animals,away from light in a cool, dry place.

Under the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs, cannabis seeds are not considered psychoactive substances. The sale, purchase or possession of cannabis seeds does not constitute an offence.

However, their regulations may vary according to the legislation of each country. Swiss Medical Cannabis S.A. accepts no responsibility for the buyer's failure to comply with local regulations.

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