CBD strain recommendations? (1% thc or less)
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revegeta666
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Same here. I have shared more cuts of the plant I keep from this strain, than I have shared from any of my other keepers before. Including my mother, and 2 of my neighbours. Hard to beat the cannatonic taste especially grown in a good organic soil mix.
Mahalo85
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Charlottes Angel [Dutch passion] and Cosmos F1 from RQS are really good cbd only strains
goingrey
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Was gonna get the Cosmos but it's an auto.Charlottes Angel [Dutch passion] and Cosmos F1 from RQS are really good cbd only strains
I grow Juanita La Lagrimosa now, can report back in 1,5 Month, it´s already super resinous in early flower and smells very nice
Plan to run CDB#1 from Ace soon too.
Plan to run CDB#1 from Ace soon too.
revegeta666
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I would love to see a few pics of itI grow Juanita La Lagrimosa now, can report back in 1,5 Month, it´s already super resinous in early flower and smells very nice
Plan to run CDB#1 from Ace soon too.
what does it smell like?
Juanita La Lagrimosa - Flowering Day 40
Smells like an Orange
Like the resin production, very good for an Sativa.
Smells like an Orange
Like the resin production, very good for an Sativa.
Mahalo85
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Dancehall from Reggae seeds seems to be a beauty as well https://www.cannaconnection.com/strains/dancehallJuanita La Lagrimosa - Flowering Day 40
Smells like an Orange
Like the resin production, very good for an Sativa.
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Mahalo85
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Personally I don’t mind this particular strain is a really good F1 hybrid, heavy yielder and the smell is super good on this one [cookies and cream]Was gonna get the Cosmos but it's an auto.
goingrey
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Nice, that sounds just like what I'm looking for. Maybe I'll try it at some point. But at 16 euro per seed I'd sure like to keep a cut.Personally I don’t mind this particular strain is a really good F1 hybrid, heavy yielder and the smell is super good on this one [cookies and cream]
So next round I will try these instead..
Mahalo85
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Excellent choice, love this strain; very fruity! Make sure to take a couple of clones. I’ve just ordered some Dancehall seeds [regular] for my next project. I would love to cross a male Dancehall cbd plant with a Maui WowieNice, that sounds just like what I'm looking for. Maybe I'll try it at some point. But at 16 euro per seed I'd sure like to keep a cut.
So next round I will try these instead..
goingrey
Well-known member
And here straight off the drying rack, CBDenergy from Paradise Seeds. Harvested early because of some late nanners. Low yield. Gives off quite a bit of vapor from a small amount, cannabinoid content could be pretty good. Generic fruity weed taste. Ok but no keeper, the search continues..
gedLang
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I've mentioned it in other threads, but I would definitely recommend taking a look at buying direct from American breeders for CBD strains. In 2018 or so the US changed laws around hemp production, which legalized the sale of CBD flower with less than 0.3% THC (with some grey area around THCA). That kicked off a small boom industry of online sales of CBD flower and people started breeding for high CBD and low THC. At first the available genetics were usually things mentioned in this thread, like cannatonic, harletsu, brandy wine, etc. But it has dramatically improved since then and none of the commercial growers really grow these original strains anymore.
Here are some CBD breeders to check out, some of them ship overseas:
east fork cultivars
oregon cbd (sold through GTR)
Hoku seed co
high alpine genetics
flow gardens
Most of these places sell CBD flower as well, so you can actually try the end product before investing the time to grow it out. You'll also find some interesting CBG and CBDV varieties as well as some strains with fairly high CBC. All worth taking a look at.
Here are some CBD breeders to check out, some of them ship overseas:
east fork cultivars
oregon cbd (sold through GTR)
Hoku seed co
high alpine genetics
flow gardens
Most of these places sell CBD flower as well, so you can actually try the end product before investing the time to grow it out. You'll also find some interesting CBG and CBDV varieties as well as some strains with fairly high CBC. All worth taking a look at.
revegeta666
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Noted,
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gedLang
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I am new to growing cannabis and the only vendor above I've grown seed from is Hoku (I think I posed a pic earlier in this thread). I've been vaping CBD and mixed ratio flower predominantly for a few years now, so I've had all of those vendors' products in flower form over time (though grown by various different companies). There is also a reddit community r/hempflowers that is mostly for people buying CBD flower online, but also has some folks growing and showing. It's reddit, so there are shills, hype and other weirdness going on but mostly I think it is a good resource.
All of those vendors except East Fork do mixed ratio seeds, I think Hoku and Oregon have the most. Those two are also interested in the varins (CBDV and THCV) and CBG so they have a variety of combinations with all of that.
Oregon is a serious breeder; I know I've seen their breeder post here on ICMag about breeding science topics. Very consistant lines that were very foundational for the US scene.
Hoku is all over the map. It's just one guy who must be working his ass off, but he has tons of seeds that are basically pollen chucking as well as some worked/refined lines and just lots of very odd stuff (Nigerian ducksfoot, Russian landraces, etc.). So the quality is up and down, but I have really loved some of his stuff. The OZ Haze I posted above is a 50-50 THC/CBD hybrid and is some of my favorite flower.
High Alpine is a good sweet spot between creativity and consistency. I'm going to grow out his Pink Pineapple at some point and will do a log here. It has a soft nutmeg flavor that's not like anything I've had before and it provides a very relaxed, "Everything is ok", low anxiety feeling to me.
All of those vendors except East Fork do mixed ratio seeds, I think Hoku and Oregon have the most. Those two are also interested in the varins (CBDV and THCV) and CBG so they have a variety of combinations with all of that.
Oregon is a serious breeder; I know I've seen their breeder post here on ICMag about breeding science topics. Very consistant lines that were very foundational for the US scene.
Hoku is all over the map. It's just one guy who must be working his ass off, but he has tons of seeds that are basically pollen chucking as well as some worked/refined lines and just lots of very odd stuff (Nigerian ducksfoot, Russian landraces, etc.). So the quality is up and down, but I have really loved some of his stuff. The OZ Haze I posted above is a 50-50 THC/CBD hybrid and is some of my favorite flower.
High Alpine is a good sweet spot between creativity and consistency. I'm going to grow out his Pink Pineapple at some point and will do a log here. It has a soft nutmeg flavor that's not like anything I've had before and it provides a very relaxed, "Everything is ok", low anxiety feeling to me.
revegeta666
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Yeah I think I'll stick to my list. Thanks anyways
goingrey
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CBDrelax from Paradise Seeds. Really vigorous grower with nice big buds, even on the lowers, not rock hard but I think would weigh down nicely even on the scales. One was a full blown herm on flip but the ones that were kept didn't put out any nanners later on even when some plants from other strains did. Kind of a generic weed taste and I don't think it is as "potent"/resinous as the CBDenergy but I'll keep this one around until I find something better because of how it grows.
revegeta666
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Mahalo85
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Charlottes Angel [Dutch passion] and Cosmos F1 from RQS are really good cbd only strains
Add Dancehall to that list @revegeta666
