Ertha CBD Herbal Infusion Decoction with Hemp, Sage & Calendula.
For thousands of years man has been using herbs for healing, relief, toning, nourishment, and other purposes. Ertha selects fine flowers and seeds of industrial hemp grown in Greece. This is a certified organic cultivation of the plant Cannabis Sativa L., of the variety registered in the Community Catalog of French origin Futura75.
Futura 75 organic hemp flowers are collected by hand in Kokkina, Magnesia, in a location with an excellent microclimate for cannabis cultivation. It is located between two hills with continuous air flow and high levels of sunshine, with ideal temperature changes between day and night. After collection, hemp inflorescences are dried naturally to retain all their characteristics and beneficial properties.
Decoction of cannabis flowers and seeds is highly nutritious, rich in CBD cannabidiol, terpenes, cannabinoids, Ω3 / Ω6 fatty acids, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, and high quality protein.
Ertha selects certified organic herbs of Greek cultivation from Xirolimni, Kozani. The site is located at an altitude of 700 meters with ideal soil and climatic conditions. The application of absolute quality standards during sowing, cultivation, harvesting, drying and storage of herbs ensures the optimal preservation of their characteristics and properties.
Sage
Sage is an aromatic, tonic and healing herb with a variety of beneficial uses for the human body. It contains oils with antimicrobial properties that act as a detoxifier for the human body and beneficial for the quality of the air that surrounds it.
It originates from the Mediterranean region and is traditionally associated with longevity. It is also called the herb of immortality. The Arabs believed that it could cure everything and the Romans called it “the sacred plant”.
Calendula
Calendula is one of the most popular and versatile herbs. Its flowers contain many antioxidants, while its benefits for the skin, the digestive and the nervous system are many. It is known for its antiseptic action.
It loves the sunshine and grows in many parts of the Mediterranean. The name of the plant comes from the Romans, who first noticed that its flowers bloomed on the first day of the calendars every month.
