CARTA & CARTA PHYTOTHERAPEUTICS

Wellness products and adult use.

The CARTA wellness collection and CARTA PhytoTherapeutics’ adult-use products have different purposes, ownership and routes to access.

PRODUCTS & OWNERSHIP

Know which CARTA you are exploring.

NON-THC HEMP WELLNESS

CARTA

Non-THC, hemp-derived cannabinoid wellness products, organized around eight Outcome Domains and a separate Universal Booster.

Ownership
A product family owned by Continuum Holdings.
Current stage
In development. Not available for purchase.
Explore the wellness collection →

THC-CONTAINING ADULT USE

CARTA PhytoTherapeutics

A separate regulated adult-use operator for THC-containing products, with its own operating and market requirements.

Ownership
Not owned by Continuum Holdings.
Access
Through applicable regulated adult-use channels. This website does not sell its products or arrange purchases.

A BROADER CONVERSATION

Cannabinoids deserve more precise questions.

THC is one cannabinoid within a wider category. Understanding a product starts with what it contains and how it is used; a name or potency percentage alone is an incomplete description.

Continuum’s founder explains why product identity, context and repeated observation shaped the company’s approach.

Why cannabinoids →Read the founder’s perspective →

PERSONAL OBSERVATION

A separate choice: learn from your own experience.

Cultivar Signals is a standalone Continuum app for recording cannabis product details, session context and personal observations. It is separate from either product business, and no CARTA purchase is required.

If you use cannabis in a legal setting, a record can help you revisit which product you used, the circumstances and what you noticed—including unwanted effects. Recorded patterns do not establish a product effect or provide purchase or dosing advice.

Meet Cultivar Signals

Free app · Invitation-based beta · Adults in legal-use settings

For adults in legal-use settings.

Cannabis can impair judgment and coordination. Do not drive or operate machinery while impaired. Product legality and access vary by location; medical questions belong with a qualified clinician.

Educational information, not a storefront or individualized medical advice. Read the NIH overview of cannabis and cannabinoids.