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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