Finding Quality Cannabis Seeds Online

When you want to find high quality cannabis seeds online, there are two options. One option is to visit a reliable seed bank in your area and get your favorite seeds for your needs. The second option is to locate an online seed bank.Plenty of online cannabis seed banks offer high quality marijuana seeds at affordable prices, often with promotional deals and free shipment.

Locating the Best Seeds:

With a large number of cannabis webshops available online, you can bet you’ll find great deals by visiting their sites. However, you simply cannot trust just any site without weighing it properly—not all seed banks provide high quality cannabis seeds. Websites such as Weed Seed Shop are known to ship seeds to the UK.

 

The best way to determine the best seed bank to purchase from is to ask for referrals from people you know and trust.  Another suggestion is to read online reviews from others.   Using your preferred search engine, simply enter the appropriate key words and you’ll get a complete list of seed banks offering quality seeds online.

Seed Quality:

Seed banks normally offer two types seeds online—indoor seeds and outdoor seeds.  You’ll make your choice based on what kind of cannabis strain you want to grow and the availability of ‘grow space’. Indoor seeds are generally not as potent as the seeds for outdoor plant cultivation.

The Legal Status of Cannabis in France

Finding marijuana in France is rare—with only a few local products available in South of France. However, another form of cannabis—known as Moroccan Hash—is widely available in the country. More than 80% of cannabis-related items available in France are derived from hash found in Morocco. Hash is found in other countries as well, such as Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Lebanon.

Over the last few years, studies and surveys have been performed in France regarding cannabis use. According to these surveys, approximately 4.7 million French citizens between the ages of 12 and 44 have used cannabis at some point in their lives.

The Policy of Tolerance of Cannabis in France

A French law introduced December 1970 proclaimed all types of drugs as illegal regardless of circumstances of use with no distinction made between different drugs or substances. Prior to this 1970 law, drugs were not forbidden in France.Penalties for cannabis use in France include fines of 500 to 25,000 Francs and/or imprisonment for two months to one year. Some penalties are more serious, however, depending on the offense, with punishments of up to ten years in jail.

Specific drug policies vary from state to state within the country of France. There are 180 district courts in France—therefore 180 different drug policies within the country. Cannabis use may be prosecuted in one district and not in another. Prosecution of cannabis use is generally more common in the rural areas of France, while the larger cities have higher tolerance for such offenses.

Sweden Approves Cannabis for New Prescription Medicine

Cannabis is a flowering plant belonging to the species ‘cannabis sativa’, which also includes two familiar sub-species ‘cannabis indica’ and ‘cannabis ruderalis’. This plant grows wild in many tropical and temperate areas around the world—but can also be grown in nearly any climate or cultivated by means of hydroponic technology. The fiber, seeds and seed oil of the cannabis plant have been used over the centuries by many cultures for various purposes including religious and spiritual practices, medicinal uses, for industrial hemp products, and as a recreational drug.

The primary substance in the plant responsible for its psychoactive affects is tetrahydrocannabinol, or THC.There is a wide variety of ways to use cannabis—and the effectiveness of THC content differs between the method in which it’s used. Cannabis, or marijuana, may be dried and smoked, added to food or beverages and ingested by mouth, or made into a special suspension used for medicinal purposes.

Cannabis is considered an illicit drug in many parts of the world—with laws varying from country to country.

The Legal Status of Cannabis in Sweden

The use of cannabis in Sweden is strictly against the law with all activities involving cannabis banned, including cultivation, import and export, sale, use and possession. Anyone found guilty of violating this law is subject to punishment with penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment of up to two years—also no considerations are made regarding the amount of cannabis in possession when imposing these penalties.

While there is no question that cannabis use is illegal in Sweden, a common trend can be seen across Europe regarding the development of alternative measures in many countries to change criminal prosecution for cases of use and possession of small quantities of cannabis without aggravating circumstances. Now fines, cautions, probation and exemption from punishment and counseling are favored by most European justice systems.

These changes mean good news for those who are unable to get relief from other common prescription drugs for chronic pain and/or other serious ailments. A special form of cannabis is now available as a prescription spray medicine in Sweden for the treatment of multiple sclerosis.