Lithuania

Lithuania's Law on the Control of Narcotic and Psychotropic Substances schedules cannabis, and Criminal Code Articles 259–260 and 265 criminalise possession and cultivation of even a single high-THC plant, so selling or importing viable marijuana seeds is treated as preparing or facilitating a crime despite seeds not being a scheduled substance themselves. There is no domestic collectible-seed market, and authorities have pursued large seed shipments destined for Lithuania. Agricultural hemp seed is lawful only under the Law on Fibre Hemp (in force 2014, expanded 2021–2022) for registered growers using EU common-catalogue varieties not exceeding 0.3% THC. Mere possession of ungerminated seeds sits in a grey zone, but intent to cultivate exposes the holder to criminal liability.