Can I?

Kanna is an exotic in the shop. It does not come from the hemp plant and has nothing to do with nicotine; it is a class of plant substances of its own, obtained from Sceletium tortuosum, a succulent from southern Africa known there for centuries. Anyone wanting to buy Kanna should know this first, because it sets the products apart from everything else here.

Buying Kanna: in what form?

The selection is unusually broad for a niche plant. The most sought-after is the Buff Kokanna, alongside there is Kanna as a vape pen in flavours such as Cherry, Piña Colada or Nature, plus Kanna hash and the Highlander Highline in the 0.7-gram format. From vaporizable extract to the pure form, there is quite a range.

What to look out for when buying

Because Kanna is not a cannabinoid, different standards apply here than with hemp products. Composition and notices are on the respective product page, and you should read them before buying. If you are specifically interested in the vaporizable form, you will find it bundled with the Kanna vapes.

Frequently asked questions about Kanna

Is Kanna a cannabinoid?

No. Kanna comes from the Sceletium plant and is an independent class of plant substances, related neither to hemp nor to nicotine.

Where can I buy Kanna?

Directly in this collection, as vape, hash, flower or powder such as Buff Kokanna.

In which form is Kanna most popular?

Buff Kokanna and the Kanna vape pens are searched for most often.