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CBD strains, their seeds available here?

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CBD strains, their seeds available here?

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Looking for some gear here with a cbd over 5% potential.
 
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Shantibaba only recently came onto the THCBay listings, I don't yet know whether or not we'll be enjoying high CBD offerings.

@logic -- is this a possibility?
 
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Is mexi brick weed high in CBD? It's not too high in THC but I have heard "stress" weed (as the young one's call it around here) was good to treat neuropathy. This suggests high CBD. Also, anybody know if hemp (ditchweed) has high CBD?
 
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I've had Mexi-brick that's very high in THC, so I think it really depends. I can't recall who was posting up numbers right now, comparison of hemp cannabinoids vs cannabis cannabinoids. Damn! I hate when that happens. It's on the tip of my brain.
 
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Seamaiden said:
I've had Mexi-brick that's very high in THC, so I think it really depends. I can't recall who was posting up numbers right now, comparison of hemp cannabinoids vs cannabis cannabinoids. Damn! I hate when that happens. It's on the tip of my brain.
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That's true, I have had some potent Mexican bud in the past, but, you know the other stuff that was around. The "mids" was kind of a mild buzz but I wonder if it might have been higher in CBD. I found a study a few years ago somewhere about treating neuropathy with weed low in THC. The study probably talked about CBD's but I was unaware of CBD at the time.
 
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Yes feral hemp Aka ditch weed has high levels of CBD. Not enough thc to speak of usually as well. I've collected seed from across the Midwest. There are monster genes lurking out in those ditches and fence rows. Purple, gold, short, tall, massive calyxes, arm sized colas and everything in between. Totally under utilized or at least openly discussed. If you found out that the latest hyped high CBD strain was actually a hemp cross and not some "special unique" high CBD selection, it wouldn't be very appealing to the average joe. It's got CBD and is hardy and early. Crosses just need selection and ms/gs to determine preferred ratio. "I've got the newest highest CBD strain ever, $100 a pack". Hit the right fencerow in Nebraska and you could have a billion dollars in seed.ha. People are pretty dumb.
 
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zeke said:
Yes feral hemp Aka ditch weed has high levels of CBD. Not enough thc to speak of usually as well. I've collected seed from across the Midwest. There are monster genes lurking out in those ditches and fence rows. Purple, gold, short, tall, massive calyxes, arm sized colas and everything in between. Totally under utilized or at least openly discussed. If you found out that the latest hyped high CBD strain was actually a hemp cross and not some "special unique" high CBD selection, it wouldn't be very appealing to the average joe. It's got CBD and is hardy and early. Crosses just need selection and ms/gs to determine preferred ratio. "I've got the newest highest CBD strain ever, $100 a pack". Hit the right fencerow in Nebraska and you could have a billion dollars in seed.ha. People are pretty dumb.
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I think you might be right. I would like to be able to juice Hemp and drink it by the gallon.
 
#9
Id like to pull it up a syringe and shoot it in my vains, "stop copies me", lmao!
 
#12
What's the consensus on M.T.G. Seeds?
(google them)
Django laid some C B Diesel beans on me (8.5% CBD-10% THC)
(Not perfect, but getting there.)

zeke: I grew up in the midwest, I know of the 'ditch weed' you speak (lol)
Colorado is (March 1st 2014) quantifying 'low THC' as .3% or less.
(According the the CO Ag Dept. website as of my typing this.)

Sk
;-)_~~
 
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