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The content of basic cannabinoids and their mutual ratios in Cannabis sativa L. plant

Cannabinoids are typical chemical ingredients of a Cannabis sativa L. plant.
 The main psychoactive ingredient of this plant is ?9-tetrahydrocannabinol,
 whose content mostly determines the strength or potential of a cannabis
 product. In addition to this ingredient, the forensic analysis also includes
 determination of the presence and content of cannabidiol and cannabinol.
 Over the last couple of decades, there have been changes in chemical
 composition of cannabis products in many countries, and they manifest
 through the increase of total psychoactive potential. Monitoring of basic
 cannabinoids content and their mutual ratios, processed in this paper, has
 shown that there is a growing number of samples with high
 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content, while the cannabidiol (CBD) content is
 very low or is not present in samples at all. The THC/CBD ratio also
 confirms changes in plant chemotype in terms of increasing total
 psychoactive potential of a cannabis plant.