Ertha CBD Herbal Infusion with Hemp, Sage, Calenduna 20pcs

Ertha CBD Tea Herbal Infusion with Hemp, Sage & Calendula – 20pcs.

Humans have used herbs for healing, soothing, invigorating, nutritional, and other purposes for thousands of years.

Ertha selects top-quality flowers and seeds of industrial hemp cultivated in Greece, a certified organic crop of the plant Cannabis Sativa L. enlisted in the common catalog of EU varieties with French source Futura 75.

The flowers of organic Futura 75 hemp are hand-picked in the area of Kokkina, Messinia, a location with an excellent micro-climate for hemp growth. The location is between two hills with continuous airflow and plenty of sunshine and ideal temperature variation from the day, to night. Hemp flowers are then dried naturally to preserve all their beneficial properties.

A brew from hemp flowers and seeds has high nutritional value and is rich in cannabidiol CBD, terpenes, cannabinoids, fatty acids, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, and high-quality protein.

Ertha selects certified Greek organic herbs from the area of Ksirolimni, Kozani. This is a location with ideal soil and climate conditions at 700 meters altitude. The application of complete quality specifications during the sowing, growth, harvest, drying, and storing of the herbs ensures the optimal preservation of their properties.

Sage

Sage is an aromatic, invigorating, and healing herb with various benefits for the human organism. It contains anti-microbial oils with detoxifying properties that aid the human body and improve the air quality surrounding it.

Sage comes from the Mediterranean and is traditionally linked to longevity. It is also known as the herb of immortality. The Arabs believed it could cure anything and the Romans called it ‘the sacred plant’.

Calendula

Calendula is one of the most popular and versatile herbs. Its flowers contain numerous antioxidants, beneficial for the skin, the digestive system, and the nervous system. It is famous for its antiseptic qualities.

Calendula loves sunshine and is abundant in many Mediterranean locations. Its name comes from the Romans, who first observed it bloomed on the first day of each month’s calendar.