Crop Doctor Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Cream of the Crop

High CBD strain with 1:1.5 ratio, good for anxiety, pain, and depression. Easy to grow, heavy Indica with sweet citrus flavor.

$8.60

Crop Doctor Cannabis Seeds from Cream of the Crop

With a 1:1.5 CBD ratio our Crop Doctor is sure to lend a healing hand to those seeking relief without the intense high. That said, this strains narcotic side can still be felt and recreational users will definitely enjoy the percs of the increased THC. A great choice for those who suffer from anxiety, pain or depression; most CBD strains of today are typically bred with a 1:1 THC/CBD ratio with THC & CBD levels at around 5% but Crop Doctor has been tested at 7% THC and a whopping 10.5% CBD! We think this 1:1.5 ratio makes for more effective meds and even happier patients! An easy plant to cultivate, she grows wide and fat resulting in a bountiful bush of heavy Indica that tastes of sweet citrus, with subtle pine and hash undertones… THIS IS THE CAREGIVERS CROP!

Genetics: Heavy Afghan x CBD Male
Genotype: Mainly Indica
Suitable for: Indoor/Outdoor
Yield: Approx. 550g/m2. Indoors & +900g/plant Outdoor
Flowering time: Approx. 55 days indoors/end September outdoors
Mould/Pest Resistance: High
THC: 7%
CBD: 10.5%
THC/CBD Ratio: 1:1.5 medicinal.

Strain FAQ

Are high CBD strains challenging for beginners?

High CBD strains can be more challenging to grow than some other varieties due to their need for precise cultivation conditions to maintain their cannabinoid profiles. However, with careful monitoring and adherence to growing guidelines, even beginners are said to be able to achieve success with these strains.

Why has Afghan Kush historically been used to produce hashish?

Afghan Kush's high resin content is due to its long history of hashish farming. The strain's sticky, resinous buds are reportedly ideal for manufacturing charas and other traditional hash forms which is a cultural custom in the area.

What can enhance pest resistance?

Incorporating companion planting, using natural predators like ladybugs, and maintaining optimal plant spacing can naturally enhance a strain's pest resistance, reducing the need for chemical interventions.