Amnesia CBD Flower - Glasshouse
Amnesia is not the same as Amnesia Haze. Both are in the Originals range and both are worth having - but they're genuinely different cultivars with different characters, different origins, and different growing environments. The Amnesia Haze is the 2004 Cannabis Cup winner from the Swiss precision indoor grow. This one is the original Amnesia - the foundational Dutch coffee shop cultivar, Haze-forward with Skunk and Jack Herer influence, bred here as a CBD hemp cultivar to preserve the full terpene character of the genetics in a compliant format.
It's grown in a certified organic glasshouse in Greece. EU organic certification under Regulation (EU) 2018/848, audited by BIOHELLAS AE and accredited by the Hellenic Accreditation System - a real and properly audited credential, not a marketing claim. No synthetic pesticides, no chemicals, daily plant monitoring by experienced growers, hand-harvested and hand-trimmed. The trim is functional rather than manicured - slightly more leaf presence than the premium indoor cuts, and the price reflects that honestly. The organic certification, the natural light growing environment, and the Amnesia terpene character are what you're paying for.
Brewed as a loose-leaf herbal tea the lemon citrus and haze spice character comes through clearly in the cup - earthy, aromatic, and distinctly Amnesia rather than a generic citrus herb blend. A daytime tea. At 12.87% total CBD it's mid-range on potency. Find the COA here.
Lab tested
Independently
Next day delivery
Order by 1pm
<0.2% THC
UK legal
Dominant Terpenes
Terpinolene
Fruity, herbal, floral. Rare as a dominant terpene but unmistakable when it leads. Researched for antioxidant activity.
Myrcene
Earthy, fruity, musky. The dominant terpene in most indica-leaning varieties. Traditionally associated with deep, grounding, hashy profiles.
Caryophyllene
Earthy, spicy, woody. Cracked black pepper and clove. Notable in research as the only terpene known to interact with CB2 receptors.
Pinene
Piney, resinous. The scent of a forest after rain. Researched for antimicrobial activity and traditionally associated with alertness.
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