CBD Fruit (1:14) Feminized

For more than 30 years, a C99 x Sativa hybrid has thrilled cannabis connoisseurs - the lucky few who could get ahold of it, that is. Until after more than two decades since debuting, it was a clone-only strain. Nonetheless, it remained in the limelight on the strength of remarkably potent though-provoking high. Moreover, it exuded a complex tropical, fruity blend with delicious berry, citrusy scents. Aptly, it came to be called Grapefruit.

The original strain boasted of 15-20% THC. For recreational consumption, its most endearing qualities are the energizing, uplifting buzz delivered within minutes of smoking or vaping. Although it can provide medicinal benefits, the psychotropic effects may not be suitable for some patients. Moreover, it might exacerbate anxiety if the dosage is high.

Homegrown Cannabis Co. recognizes the desires of the many patients and fills the gap by working on a highly therapeutic variety. In crossing a high-CBD strain with an original Grapefruit, a hybrid boasting of 1:14 THC to CBD ratio emerged.

The progeny, named CBD Fruit, preserves as much of the original terpene profile, thus sharing a similarity in fragrance and flavors. Its genotype, on the other hand, leans more towards the Indica. Another significant difference is the lack of psychoactive effects. In lieu, it could have as much as 14% CBD - depending on the growing conditions.

The Growth pattern of this hybrid is another remarkable trait - it was one of the priorities during its development. Not only did it retain the quick flowering time, but it is also enhanced to resist molds and pests - better than the THC-rich original. Its genetics, well-preserved and encapsulated as feminized seeds, is on stock and ready to ship worldwide.

Growing CBD Fruit from Feminized Seeds

Germinating CBD Fruit is straightforward, with most preferring to use the paper towel method. In most cases, the initial taproot appears after a day. It is up to individuals to decide on the growing medium once the seedlings are ready for transplanting into small pots.

As research has shown, the terpenes found in this strain are not only pleasurable to the olfactory system. These phytochemicals also provide unique therapeutic qualities. Hence, to bring out the full potential, use organic soil. Hydroponics, on the other hand, remains a viable option for more explosive growth.

Regardless if soil-based or soilless, the Sea of Green is highly recommended. Once ready, delay the flowering period - clones obtained from each of the plants. Growing the cuts present advantages. For one, it is a surefire way of identifying gender and eliminating any males with certainty. A more compelling reason is to determine which of the plants have the most desirable traits.

After having chosen a suitable female, its cuts could grow under the SOG set up. This cost-effective technique is an excellent way of reproducing copies of the source without the need to obtain more feminized seeds. It also boosts the yield to possibly up to 500 grams per square meter.

Outdoors, CBD Fruit prefers a warm climate with plenty of sunshine. It should be ready for harvest by the second to third week of October in the northern hemisphere. On average, each plant could yield some 300 grams.

Fragrance and Flavor

CBD Fruit takes you to the tropical islands, exuding a tangy, citrusy scent blending with notes of berry and pineapple. Moreover, it leaves a sweet, sour aftertaste.

Effects

It is almost impossible to get high with CBD Fruit. Even when grown under the most optimal conditions, it does not produce enough THC to induce intensely buzzing cerebral effects. In this regard, recreational consumers may view it as a weakness. For beginners, however, it might serve as an introduction to cannabis. Unaccustomed to THC, it is possible to feel a subtle, euphoric buzz.

Mostly, this strain announces its presence by inducing an uplifting sensation that brings calm and happiness to the mind and the body. It helps ease away tensions while soothing the muscles. Even at high doses, it is not likely to cause adverse effects such as dry eyes or cottonmouth - let alone anxiety or paranoia.

Medical

The lack of psychotropic effects, for one, is desired by many medical patients. Some have negative connotations on cannabis in general, while others cannot tolerate THC.

The calming properties of this CBD Fruit can help relieve stress. Beneath the surface, though, CBD and the primary terpenes found in this strain works in synergy. Its combined, enhanced medicinal properties include anxiolytic, antidepressant, and antipsychotic. Thus, it might help ease symptoms of anxiety and depression, as well as help PTSD and bipolar patients cope.

Apart from psychological or emotional disturbances, this strain can also alleviate chronic pains and muscle spasms. Furthermore, the anti-inflammatory property that plays a role in pain management also enhances its neuroprotective effects.

CBD Fruit (1:14) Feminized Seeds

CBD Fruit caters to medical users who desire a highly medicinal strain without the psychoactive effects. In particular, too, it appeals to individuals preferring a fruity treat, reminiscent of the tropic goodness. A high level of CBD lets it can alleviate pains and aches, bring calm to the nerves, thus relieving stress, anxiety, and depression.

However, it is not available in dispensaries.

Not to fret, though, as Homegrown Cannabis Co. can ship feminized CBD Fruit seeds anywhere worldwide. These are quick-germinating seeds with reliable genetics. Without the male chromosome, the seedlings will grow into healthy females at a near 100% rate. Under the right conditions, it can produce a generous yield - a decent medicinal stash that can last a long time.