Looking to diversify the garden

[coldcanna]

Hey guys this is my first post down here in the strains section. I'm hoping that some of you more experienced cats can help me pick out the next strain to add to my collection, currently running some crosses of GDP, Ak 47, Romulan, and Strawberry Fire. I'm breaking into the legal medical scene so I need a strain that is high in CBD and is a heavy yielder, something that I can buy seeds online or in Colorado. T

 

[Cannavore]

Look out for the Bodhi Seeds promotions of Good Medicine F2, I think its coming up soon where you buy a pack or two and get the Good Meds as a freebie.


Good Meds = Harlequin clone × Appalachia male

 

[floralheart]

harlequin, medicine man, pennywise, white rhino

 

[grod31]

if you want diversity then stay away from skunk/nl//OGs stick with some sativa and you will find something truly unique.Or maybe some landraces .
CBD vary from phenotype to phenotype with siblings from the same F1 being different from one another. Even if i recommend a strain like "jack the ripper" from TGA seeds that is said to have high levels of CBD and THCV it doesnt mean that your pheno from the seed you pop will correspond to that.

 

[circadian clock]

spend some time on seedbay/seed boutique and read the descriptions very carefully. im sure youll find something that fits ur needs.

 

[Cannavore]

More info on Good Medicine:

looks like the first step in the cbd projects are a total success!

the test results are back on the harlequin x appalachia f1's ...

out of 6 males tested, 4 were cbd rich.

plant #15 2 to 1 cbd/thc total .3%
plant #14 all thc total .1%
plant #16 1 to 1 total .2%
plant #17 3 to 1 cbd/thc total.4%
plant # 18 3 to 1 cbd/thc total .4%
plant # 19 all thc total .6%

heres a link to the tests, they are super interesting, click on them to see the deeper break downs....

http://sclabs.com/index.php?samplen...imitstart=0&option=com_scl_tested&task=public

He's also sending in a CBD rich cut of Good Medicine to Santa Cruz Mountain Naturals, if you're local.