CBD Charlotte’s Angel Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds

Sativa dominant strain with high CBD (15%) and low THC (0.7%), offers medical benefits without the high. Herbal aroma, strong body effect.

$12.78

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CBD Charlotte’s Angel Cannabis Seeds from Dutch Passion Seeds

Charlotte’s Angel is a sativa dominant variety with high CBD levels, 10 to 16% and low THC levels, always below 1%. It’s a non-psychoactive variety offering medical benefits without the high, delivering a strong body effect and a calming, anti-anxiety experience. She takes 9-12 weeks to flower and comes with a herbal aroma with piney diesel undertones. Genetics come from Dutch Charlotte (CBD rich clone) crossed with Red Angel (clone-only Amsterdam CBD variety).

Charlotte’s Angel is popular with cannabis lovers that want to enjoy a joint without getting stoned and is suitable for making concentrates. You get a satisfying experience with the same taste and aroma as a high-THC variety. You feel medicated, yet you are not high, it gives the user a positive feeling of well-being, it is almost impossible to explain unless you’ve tried it! Dutch Passion’s first low THC variety, CBD Charlotte’s Angel!

Flower time: 11 weeks
Feminized cannabis seeds
Production: XL
THC percentage: 0.7 %
CBD percentage: 15 %
Sativa Dominant

Strain FAQ

How does the prevalence of low THC strains reflect consumer trends?

Low THC strains are becoming more popular as cannabis society shifts from just seeking a high to respecting the abilities of the plant. This shows a more sophisticated view of cannabis, as users seek products with reported medicinal benefits without euphoric effects.

How does the herbal flavour come about?

The terpene Humulene gives cannabis a hop-like, woody, earthy, herbal smell. Humulene, found in hops and herbs like coriander and basil, is said to add sophistication to herbal scents.

What does this strain's European make-up likely mean for it?

European culture and law have shaped strain cultivation and preservation. Swiss strict cannabis laws have influenced the development of low THC strains, while ruderalis' adaptability to thrive in harsh climates may have favoured it in Russia.