High CBD

High CBD is a new cannabis strain 

it was bred specifically to have a high CBD ratio

31.4 CBD 0.45 THC 2.5 CBT 

10 week flower 

10 seeds in a pack

CBD seeds are cannabis seeds specifically bred to produce plants with high levels of cannabidiol (CBD) and low levels of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). CBD is a non-psychoactive compound in cannabis known for its potential therapeutic benefits, such as reducing anxiety, inflammation, and pain without the intoxicating effects of THC.

Here’s a breakdown of key concepts related to CBD seeds:

Types of CBD Seeds

1. Feminized CBD Seeds: These seeds are genetically modified to produce only female plants, which are the ones that produce the buds high in CBD content. This ensures no energy or space is wasted on male plants, which don’t produce consumable flowers.
2. Autoflowering CBD Seeds: These seeds automatically switch from the vegetative stage to the flowering stage after a set amount of time (usually a few weeks) without the need for specific light cycles. Autoflowering CBD seeds are a good choice for beginner growers or those with limited growing space.
3. Regular CBD Seeds: Regular CBD seeds have a 50/50 chance of producing either male or female plants, so they’re often used by breeders or more experienced growers who want to cross different strains.

Characteristics of CBD Seeds

• High CBD Content: CBD seeds are bred to have high concentrations of cannabidiol, typically with low THC levels to minimize psychoactive effects.
• CBD:THC Ratios: CBD seeds are often classified by the ratio of CBD to THC. Some common ratios include 20:1 (CBD to THC), 1:1 (equal amounts), or even higher CBD levels, such as 30:1 or more.
• Non-Psychoactive: Most CBD strains have little to no THC, meaning they don’t cause the “high” associated with regular marijuana strains.

Common CBD Strains from Seeds

• Charlotte’s Web: One of the most famous high-CBD strains, known for its use in treating epilepsy and seizures.
• ACDC: A high-CBD, low-THC strain often used for anxiety, chronic pain, and inflammation.
• Cannatonic: A balanced strain with a roughly 1:1 CBD to THC ratio, providing mild psychoactive effects but strong therapeutic benefits.
• Harlequin: A strain with a 5:2 CBD to THC ratio, favored for its ability to ease pain without strong intoxicating effects.

Uses of CBD Seeds

• Medicinal Use: CBD seeds are commonly grown for therapeutic purposes, as CBD is believed to help with a wide range of conditions, including chronic pain, epilepsy, anxiety, and inflammation.
• Home Growing: People who grow their own CBD plants often do so for personal medicinal use or for crafting CBD products like tinctures, oils, or balms.

Legality of CBD Seeds

The legality of purchasing and growing CBD seeds varies by region. In many places, especially in countries or states where cannabis has been legalized, it’s legal to buy and cultivate CBD seeds. However, it’s important to verify local laws regarding cannabis and hemp cultivation, especially if the seeds may produce plants with detectable levels of THC.

CBD seeds are becoming increasingly popular as awareness of CBD’s therapeutic potential grows. Would you like recommendations on specific CBD seed strains, or more details on how to grow them?