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Estonia's Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act does not classify cannabis seeds as a narcotic, so adults may buy, possess or give away ungerminated seeds as collectibles; the offence arises only upon cultivation, which is punishable under the Act and the Penal Code. Small-quantity possession of cannabis itself is a misdemeanour, but growing even one high-THC plant is treated criminally, so seeds must stay ungerminated. Agricultural hemp is fully lawful when grown from EU common-catalogue certified seed of varieties at or below 0.3% THC, with fields declared to the Agriculture Registers and Information Board (PRIA) and subject to official THC testing.
