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High-CBD cultivars

CBD starts in the garden: genetics bred for cannabidiol over THC. These are the names behind the oils, flowers and resins on the shelf.

Charlotte's Web The cultivar that started the CBD movement — bred by the Stanley Brothers for a childhood epilepsy case, ~17% CBD at near-zero THC. Still the reference profile. ACDC A Cannatonic phenotype pushing 20:1 CBD:THC ratios. The dispensary world's answer to 'I want zero high'. Harlequin The reliable 5:2 CBD:THC sativa — clear-headed calm with a gentle lift. The daytime standard. Cannatonic Spanish-bred by Resin Seeds, the parent of half the CBD world. Balanced 1:1 phenotypes made 'ratio cannabis' a category. Ringo's Gift Harle-Tsu × ACDC, named for CBD pioneer Lawrence Ringo. Ratios from 1:1 to 24:1 depending on phenotype. Sour Tsunami The first high-CBD cultivar bred deliberately in the US — Sour Diesel genetics re-pointed at CBD. Diesel nose, calm body. Candida (CD-1) Medical Marijuana Genetics' flagship — up to 20% CBD at under 1% THC, engineered for extract consistency. Dinamed CBD Dinafem's purpose-built CBD line — the seed world's proof that CBD genetics can be as stable as THC ones. Solomatic CBD RQS's autoflower CBD: 21% CBD, ~1% THC, seed to harvest in nine weeks. The grow-your-own entry point. Harle-Tsu Harlequin × Sour Tsunami — the cross behind Ringo's Gift and a lab-favorite for reliable 20:1 ratios.

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