CBD and CBG Flower: Strains at u Bucha and How They Differ

Status as of November 2026. On u Bucha’s dried flower shelf, there are two brands, Babcia Marysia’s Specials and Cannabis Spot, but the producer is one: Hemp Plant Sp. z o.o. from Pszczyna. This company is named as the client on each of the 17 reports from 2026 cited in the table. Here CBD flower differs in cannabidiol content and CBG flower in cannabigerolic acid content, and beyond that in aroma and form: flower, trim, preroll, or joint. How to choose? Below you will find one table with the latest public test result for each of the 23 items, an explanation of what a strain name like Amnesia Haze means, and a brief description of each flower. What hemp flower is in general is explained in a separate post, what CBD flower is.

KEY INFORMATION
• The highest result in the table is Orange Juice: 21.40% cannabigerolic acid (report S/419n/26, Cannalabs by EkotechLAB).
• CBD flowers have from 5.94% to 8.38% total CBD in 2026 tests.
• Both brands are produced by Hemp Plant Sp. z o.o. from Pszczyna.
• Strain names, except Santhica, are trade names.
• Five items have no public test.

Which CBD and CBG flowers are at u Bucha and what do tests show?

The table below collects 23 items of both brands, from flowers to prerolls. CBD flowers have from 5.94% (Jack Herer) to 8.38% (Amnesia Haze) total CBD in 2026 tests. CBG flowers have from 12.48% (Blue Zkittelz) to 21.40% (Orange Juice) cannabigerolic acid; the Szał Miał CBD + CBG mix has 9.22%. Total delta-9-THC nowhere exceeds 0.3%.

Each number comes from the latest public manufacturer report for one or several batches tested together. Results vary between batches, so the dried flower in your package may have different values. All 17 reports from 2026 cited in the table are marked by the laboratory as non-accredited (NA). CBD flowers were tested by GC method, and the report gives only total CBD and total delta-9-THC for them. CBG flowers were tested by HPLC method, with results for CBD, CBDA, delta-9-THC, THCA, CBGA, and CBG. The public terpene test is from March 2023 and covers only four flowers.

For CBG flowers, the report separately gives CBGA, i.e., cannabigerolic acid, and CBG, i.e., cannabigerol. The laboratory lists them as two separate parameters, and in these reports, the acid form result is many times higher. The table shows both numbers as printed, without summing. Two THC results are 0.3%: Amnesia Haze in the 06.07.2026 test and Autopower in the 14.04.2023 test. The industrial hemp limit is no more than 0.3%, so neither printed result exceeds it. Reports give them with one decimal place, without measurement uncertainty, and apply only to tested batches.

How to choose between CBD and CBG dried flower?

Start with the cannabinoid. CBD flower contains mainly cannabidiol, from 5.94% to 8.38% total CBD in 2026 batches. CBG flower contains mainly cannabigerolic acid, from 12.48% to 21.40%. Reports say nothing about the effect of a specific flower, so beyond that you choose by the aroma the producer describes and by form.

What cannabigerol is and what is known about it from studies is described in the post CBG: what kind of cannabinoid. This guide describes what differentiates flowers on the shelf.

The aroma of each flower, described in the brand’s own words, is in the second table below. These are marketing descriptions. The terpene test that could verify them exists only for four flowers and is from 2023.

Form is the second decision. Babcia Marysia’s Specials sell flowers in several gram weights, Szał Miał mixes (described as MIX in reports), prerolls in packs of five, and a Santhica joint. Cannabis Spot at u Bucha has only flowers. Prerolls have the fewest tests: Prerolls CBD x5 and CBG x5 have no public report, and the manufacturer does not specify which strain they are made from. All forms are found in the dried flower category.

What does a strain name, for example Amnesia Haze, mean on CBD flower?

It is a trade name. Amnesia Haze, Jack Herer, or Gorilla Glue are names known from marijuana strains, but nothing indicates that on this dried flower they mean the same genetics. The manufacturer does not specify from which plant the flower comes. The only clues are the sample names assigned by the client and printed by the laboratory in reports.

The report for Amnesia Haze names the sample CARMAG Z. CS AMNESIA H. Lemon Haze and Strawberry Haze have the same sample name start, CARMAG B., and Jack Herer has the start WESTERN CH. What these abbreviations mean is not explained in reports. They do show, however, that the manufacturer uses the same abbreviation in the sample names of two different trade names.

Nor do the tests support the labels indica, sativa, or hybrid. Cannabis Spot calls Strawberry Haze a sativa on the category page and an indica on the product page. Labels like “for day” or “for night” are not confirmed by any test of these flowers.

An exception is Santhica. The sample name in the report is SANTHICA27. Santhica 23 and 27 are industrial hemp strains bred in France. Authors of a 2004 paper describe them as strains with cannabigerol as the leading cannabinoid and no detected delta-9-THC in their tests (Fournier, Beherec, Bertucelli, Annales de Toxicologie Analytique 2004). In the test of this batch from 29.10.2026, total delta-9-THC and THCA was 0.04%.

How do individual flowers differ?

Besides test results, flowers differ in aroma and form. The table below orders them by leading cannabinoid, and numbers from tests are in the table above. Aromas are brand descriptions, not test results.

Babcia Marysia’s Specials state that the Autopower, Midwest and Northwest flowers are grown in Poland. Cannabis Spot pages specify greenhouse cultivation in Poland and do not mention Hemp Plant, although Hemp Plant is the client on four reports of this brand. These reports do not provide terpenes or cannabigerol.

Two flowers require one more sentence:

• Amnesia Haze: Cannabis Spot provides two aroma descriptions. In the specification box: floral, tea-like, fruity, earthy. In the page text: earthy, grassy, pine, and when rubbed, diesel, skunky, sour.
• Autopower: the latest public report is from 14.04.2023. Total delta-9-THC and THCA is marked A, meaning accredited method, and total CBD and CBDA is marked NA.

How to read a CBD flower test report?

Check the report number and date, client, sample name with batch numbers, and method marked A or NA. The batch number on the package, e.g., PW-274/26/HHP, should be on the batch list in the report. Only then does the result apply to your dried flower, not another batch.

Babcia Marysia’s Specials publish scans of reports on batch pages, at addresses like specjalybabcimarysi.pl/qr/pw-274-26-hhp/. Cannabis Spot publishes PDF files on product pages. Both places have pitfalls:

• PDF files “Mango Gelato” and “Blue Zkittels” on Babcia Marysia’s Specials pages concern gummies, not dried flower.
• Product pages for Autopower, Midwest, Northwest, and Santhica still link to 2023 tests, while newer results are on batch pages.
• Szał Miał pages show batch numbers from 2024.
• On the Jack Herer page, the link in the page text opens the Lemon Haze report, while the correct one, S/CL/332s/26, is in the photo gallery.
• Batch number PW-246/26 is on the list in both Midwest and Santhica reports, so also compare sample names.

Results are given in percent by mass (% w/w) calculated on dry mass. NA next to the method means the method is non-accredited. Cannabis Spot reports do not provide measurement uncertainty. What else to look at when evaluating dried flower, from appearance to terpenes, is described in the post how to assess CBD flower quality.

You can check the batch number before purchase. You can see and discuss dried flower from the table with staff in three u Bucha stores in Warsaw.

Is CBD flower with a 0.3% THC result legal?

The printed result of 0.3% does not exceed the legal limit. Art. 4 point 5 of the Act on Counteracting Drug Addiction (Journal of Laws 2022 item 763) defines industrial hemp as plants where the sum of delta-9-THC and tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA) does not exceed 0.3% calculated on dry mass. The limit is thus no more than 0.3%, and a result equal to 0.3% does not exceed it. The report gives it with one decimal place and without measurement uncertainty.

This applies to two items in the table: Amnesia Haze (test from 06.07.2026) and Autopower (test from 14.04.2023). Other results are 0.2%, 0.04%, or <0.1%. For CBD flowers tested by GC method, the report gives one number, total delta-9-THC, without separating THC and THCA. The result applies to the tested batch, not every package.

More about hemp and CBD regulations in Poland and the European Union can be found in the guide hemp and CBD legality in Poland and the EU.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is CBD flower legal in Poland?

Dried flowers from industrial hemp are legal if the sum of delta-9-THC and tetrahydrocannabinolic acid does not exceed 0.3% calculated on dry mass. This is how industrial hemp is defined in Art. 4 point 5 of the Act on Counteracting Drug Addiction (Journal of Laws 2022 item 763). The highest printed result in the table, 0.3%, does not exceed this limit and applies only to the tested batch.

How does CBD flower differ from CBG flower?

They differ in the leading cannabinoid. CBD flowers on this shelf have from 5.94% to 8.38% total CBD in tests from 2026. In CBG flowers, the leading cannabinoid is cannabigerolic acid, from 12.48% in Blue Zkittelz to 21.40% in Orange Juice, and cannabigerol itself ranges from 0.58% to 0.94%. These are manufacturer results for individual batches.

Is Amnesia Haze at u Bucha the same strain as Amnesia Haze with THC?

The manufacturer does not claim this and nothing indicates it. On this dried flower, Amnesia Haze is a trade name, and the manufacturer does not specify from which plant the flowers come. The test report names the sample CARMAG Z. and reports 0.3% total delta-9-THC, a result that does not exceed the industrial hemp limit. Jack Herer, Lemon Haze, and Strawberry Haze are also trade names.

Will CBD flower show up on a drug test?

This cannot be ruled out. Flowers on this shelf contain THC in amounts given in the reports, up to 0.3% total delta-9-THC in tested batches. None of the brands publish studies checking test results after using these flowers.

Who produces Babcia Marysia’s Specials and Cannabis Spot dried flowers?

Both brands come from Hemp Plant Sp. z o.o. from Pszczyna. This company is the client on each of the 17 reports from 2026 cited in the table, performed by the Cannalabs by EkotechLAB laboratory. Cannabis Spot’s websites do not mention it. Hemp Plant publishes Global GAP and HACCP certificates.

Does the result in the table apply to the dried flower I buy?

Not necessarily. Each result comes from one report for specific batches, and values vary between batches. Compare the batch number on the package, e.g., PW-274/26/HHP, with the batch list in the report. Babcia Marysia’s Specials publish scans of tests on batch pages, and Cannabis Spot publishes PDFs on product pages.

Where in Warsaw can I see CBD flower before buying?

You can see and discuss dried flower from this table with staff in three u Bucha stores in Warsaw, near Nowy Świat-Uniwersytet, Stadion Narodowy, and Bemowo metro stations. On the package, check the batch number and compare it with the manufacturer’s report. Addresses and opening hours are on the physical stores page at ubucha.pl.

Sources

• Test reports from Cannalabs by EkotechLAB (Straszyn) for Hemp Plant Sp. z o.o., Pszczyna, dated 29.10.2026: S/CL/510a/26, S/CL/510c/26, S/CL/510d/26, S/CL/510e/26, S/CL/510f/26, S/CL/510h/26, S/CL/510k/26, S/CL/510l/26, S/CL/510o/26, S/CL/510q/26, S/CL/510r/26. Scans on batch pages specjalybabcimarysi.pl/qr/ (e.g., specjalybabcimarysi.pl/qr/pw-280-26-hhp/).
• Reports S/419m/26 and S/419n/26 from 02.09.2026, pages specjalybabcimarysi.pl/qr/pw-220-26-hhp/ and specjalybabcimarysi.pl/qr/pw-221-26-hhp/.
• Reports S/CL/332o/26, S/CL/332p/26, S/CL/332q/26, and S/CL/332s/26 from 06.07.2026, PDF files in cannabis-spot.pl/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/ (sample numbers 822_26, 823_26, 824_26, 826_26).
• Report S/CL/465a/23 from 14.04.2023 (Autopower), page specjalybabcimarysi.pl/qr/pw-1-23-hhp/.
• Terpene reports S/CL/237a/23, S/CL/237b/23, S/CL/237c/23, and S/CL/237d/23 from 01.03.2023, product pages specjalybabcimarysi.pl/produkt/northwest-1g/, /midwest-1g/, /auto-power-1g/, and /santhica-1g/.
• Manufacturer descriptions: product pages specjalybabcimarysi.pl/produkt/ and cannabis-spot.pl/sklep/, category page cannabis-spot.pl/kategoria/susz-konopny-cbd/, accessed 2026-11-02.
• Hemp Plant Global GAP and HACCP certificates: specjalybabcimarysi.pl/certyfikaty/, accessed 2026-11-02.
• Act of 29 July 2005 on Counteracting Drug Addiction, Art. 4 point 5 (Journal of Laws 2022 item 763).
• Fournier G., Beherec O., Bertucelli S., “Santhica 23 et 27 : deux variétés de chanvre (Cannabis sativa L.) sans Δ-9-THC”, Annales de Toxicologie Analytique 2004, 16(2), pp. 128-132, doi 10.1051/ata/2004017.

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Author: Michał Waluk · Published: 2026-11-02 · Updated: 2026-11-02