Yeah... I get this. A couple points though.
#1 Harlequin is 8% CBD and 6% THC and only creates a deepening 'Mellow' effect at that ratio. No high or stone. People don't need insignificant levels of THC to achieve no high... even if they're extremely intolerant to THC.
Just a wee bit less THC than Harlequin, say 8% CBD and 4% THC and you probably won't get that background 'mellow' either.
#2 Mark my words... same as they're finding issues with extreme THC and no CBD cannabis, there will be problems found with extreme CBD and no THC cannabis. Time will tell.
Amazing new field of information... no?
Gonna be hard to convince me to chop early... just goes against everything I feel/know. lol
Keep it Clean!
I've read a million times how CBD doesn't get you high and how it actually blocks the effects of THC.... I'm not buyin it.
Lately i've been adding about 1.5 grams of my 38:1 Cannatonic (decarbed) to my daily fruit/veggie smoothies and trust me, it gets me high. I don't get blown out or too high to function. Thats only about 5mg of actual THC but somehow it keeps be buzzed for a good 6 hours. People focus too much on THC or other individual cannabinoids rather than just focusing on whether or not the plant/strain works for them.
I also believe some of these CBD strains contain significant amounts of other cannabinoids that we know little to nothing about that have a profound effect on us. For example, my Cannatonic regularly tests 14%-16% total cannabinoids but when you make BHO from it, it will yield 25%+ oil compared to the amount of flowers used. Most other THC rich strains will yield pretty close to their lab tested total cannabinoid value in oil. It makes me wonder what other cannabinoids are in that extra 10% yield in the Cannatonic oil. After all, they claim there are over 85 cannabinoids in cannabis but we only test for a half dozen of them...