CBD Mazar Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Dutch Passion Seeds

New high-CBD, low-THC strain with 10-13% CBD and less than 1% THC. Indica dominant, 8-week flowering period, large yield, ideal for extraction.

$14.98

CBD Mazar Cannabis Seeds from Dutch Passion Seeds

The need for high quality CBD strains that are low in THC (<1%) is still increasing. Dutch Passion can hardly keep up with the demand for the industry's leading CBD strain, CBD Charlotte's Angel and have decided to add another member to the high-CBD low-THC cannabis seed collection.

Dutch Passion have crossed the sativa dominant, best selling CBD Charlotte's Angel with one of their most stable strains, namely the classic indica-dominant Mazar.

CBD Mazar is slightly lower in CBD than CBD Charlotte's Angel. CBD Mazar produces approximately 10-13% CBD, but THC content is always below 1%. On average CBD Mazar shows around 0.4-0.5% THC.

Because of the indica traits that have been bred into this medical variety, Dutch Passion reduced flowering time by a week compared to CBD Charlotte's Angel, so 8 weeks instead of 9. Outdoors she finishes at the end of September.

Production potential can be classified as ‘Large’. Buds are hard and dense. The terpene profile leans towards the earthy, kushy and spicy side of the spectrum. As this plant is quite resinous, she can be used for extraction purposes and making oils.

Yield: Large
Flowering Period: 8 weeks
Indica
CBD Rich
THC: Low
CBD: 10% - 13%

Strain FAQ

What were Low-THC cannabis strains typically used for.?

Low THC cannabis strains were used in textiles, ropes, and herbal medicine. Once the search for high THC began, it was not long until the hugely high THC strains we see today became the standard. This shows how cannabis has a great use in the world outside of any psychoactivity!

Why are many low-THC strains high in CBD and cannabinoids?

These strains frequently prioritise CBD or other non-intoxicating cannabinoids over THC in breeding. This reportedly reduces psychoactivity and is said to provide a variety of therapeutic advantages, from pain and inflammation relief to nerve relaxation, without sending the user on a cosmic trip!

Do environmental conditions effect cannabis spiciness?

Environmental conditions do reportedly affect cannabis' spicy terpenes. UV radiation is said to be able to boost terpene production, affecting the strain's spicy aroma and flavour.