Extract Lab – Harlequin × Cannatonic CBD Flower 14% – 5g/10g

Harlequin × Cannatonic is a Swiss indoor, sativa-dominant CBD flower. Fresh and slightly sweet citrus notes give way to earthy and woody nuances.

  • CBD: 14%
  • Other cannabinoids: 0.84% CBC and 0.60% THC
  • Cultivation: indoor in Switzerland
  • Flowers: compact, uniform and carefully finished
    Extract Lab – Harlequin X Cannatonic Indoor
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    • Extract Lab – Harlequin X Cannatonic Indoor
    • Extract Lab – Harlequin X Cannatonic Indoor
    • Extract Lab – Harlequin X Cannatonic Indoor
    • Extract Lab – Harlequin X Cannatonic Indoor

    Extract Lab grows Harlequin × Cannatonic indoors in Switzerland. This sativa-dominant CBD flower develops a fresh profile led by citrus notes, complemented by subtle sweetness and compact flowers.

    Fresh citrus, light sweetness and a woody base

    Cannatonic gives the profile its lively character, with fresh and slightly sweet citrus tones. Harlequin then adds earthy and woody nuances. The overall profile therefore moves from a bright opening to a drier, deeper finish.

    This combination suits a selection based on a lemony profile that is not solely sweet, thanks to its earthy and woody background.

    Compact flowers grown indoors in Switzerland

    The cultivation takes place indoors in Switzerland. The flowers have a compact texture, regular structure and uniform, carefully finished appearance. Their even structure complements the nuanced aromatic character of this genetics.

    14% CBD complemented by CBC

    The cannabinoid profile comprises 14% CBD and 0.84% CBC. The THC content is 0.60%, meaning less than 1%. The sativa dominance indicates the flower’s genetic orientation and is not an indication of effects.

    Storage and Swiss legal framework

    Store the pouch in a cool, dry place away from light. This product is intended exclusively for adults. Its THC content below 1% meets the requirements of Swiss legislation.

    Harlequin × Cannatonic: identifying the genetics

    The name Harlequin × Cannatonic designates the cross between the two genetics. For this product, Cannatonic combines its fresh and slightly sweet citrus tones with the earthy and woody nuances contributed by Harlequin. The flower is therefore not limited to a single flavour family: its lemony freshness and drier, deeper base work together to shape its aromatic identity.

    The sativa dominance indicates the genetic orientation of this cross. It is a varietal reference, not a promise of any particular effect. It provides an additional way to identify the flower, alongside its aromatic profile and the stated cannabinoid levels.

    Cannabinoid profile and indoor structure

    At 14% CBD, CBD is the main element of the stated cannabinoid profile. It is complemented by 0.84% CBC and 0.60% THC. These three values provide more detail than simply stating CBD or a THC content below 1%, and complement the botanical identification of the variety.

    The Swiss indoor cultivation produces flowers with a compact, regular and uniform structure. These details concern their presentation and construction; together with their carefully finished appearance, they position this product as an indoor flower in the Extract Lab selection. The aromatic profile remains the main reference when choosing a flower with fresh citrus notes on an earthy and woody base.

    Data sheet

    Price per gram (CHF/g)
    6–7.99 CHF/g
    Cultivation type
    Indoor
    Format
    Standard
    Genetic profile
    Sativa dominance
    Taste / Aroma
    Sweet
    Aromatic family
    Citrus
    Earthy
    Woody
    Texture
    Compact
    CBD concentration
    14%
    THC content
    Less than 1%
    Origin
    Switzerland
    CBC content
    0,84 %
    Flower appearance
    Uniform and neat
    Genetics
    Harlequin × Cannatonic
    Where do you deliver?

    We deliver throughout Switzerland from our shop in Bulle (Fribourg). Shipments are sent by Swiss Post in discreet, trackable parcels. Delivery abroad is not possible in order to ensure the legal compliance of our products.

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    Is delivery free?

    Delivery costs in Switzerland depend on the selected method and order amount:

    • PostPac Economy: CHF 4.90 for orders under CHF 40.–, then free delivery from CHF 40.–.
    • PostPac Priority: CHF 7.85 for orders under CHF 40.–, reduced to CHF 2.95 from CHF 40.–, then free delivery from CHF 80.–.

    Prices include VAT and are displayed in the basket before payment.

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    Can I track my order?

    Yes. As soon as your order is shipped, you receive an email containing your Swiss Post tracking number. You can track your parcel in real time on the Swiss Post website or app. In the event of a delay or problem, our team remains available to help.

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    Is CBD legal in Switzerland?

    CBD is not subject to narcotics legislation. In Switzerland, hemp containing less than 1% THC does not fall under this legislation, but its sale remains subject to the rules of the relevant product category, for example those governing foodstuffs, cosmetics or tobacco products.

    A THC content below 1% is therefore not, on its own, sufficient to determine whether a product can be sold or used for a given purpose.

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    Do your products contain THC?

    Yes. Some of our products may contain THC, but always in quantities below 1%, in accordance with Swiss legislation. This level is too low to cause psychoactive effects. All our products are legal, tested and compliant with the applicable Swiss requirements.

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    What is the difference between CBD and THC?

    CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) are two cannabis molecules.

    CBD is not psychoactive: it does not produce a “high”.

    THC is the substance responsible for psychotropic effects.
    Our products are rich in CBD and contain little or no THC.

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