Harlequeen is still the ancestor of many of the CBD lines in North America and Europe, but due to its high THC production, many licensed non-psychoactive cannabis growers are unable to grow it, and reap the full medicinal and recreational benefits of it. crossing. Harlequeen's origin is a clone selected to produce hashish. The genes are 75% sativa and 25% indica, her lineage includes a Colombian Gold from the early 1970s, a Thai from the mountains near Laos, and a native Swiss breed that was raised for livestock consumption. At World of Seeds, we set out to reduce the THC of this strain to percentages below 1%, and maximize CBD production levels.
For this, we use a male CBD Kush with a very low THC content. As a result of this crossing and its subsequent inbreeding until the F5 generation, we obtained a homozygous and vigorous variety, with uniform and standardized offspring. Harlequeen THC FREE is a non-psychoactive cannabis strain that has a high CBD content, always above 18%, and a THC content always below 1%. Harlequeen THC FREE is a monster producer that produces numerous Sativa-shaped buds of excellent quality for a non-psychoactive flower. It is a very easy plant to manicure due to its perfect calyx / leaf ratio. If grown in open ground, the plant can reach 3.5 meters in height. The effect is very stimulating and makes you feel good. Also, being a non-psychoactive strain, Harlequeen THC FREE will not cause the sedative or narcotic effect.
- Sex:Feminised
- Genetics:Harlequeen X Kush CBD
- Genotype: Mostly Sativa Flowering
- Type:Photoperiod
- CBD: ~18%
- CBD:THC Ratio : 20:1
- THC:Less than 0.7%
- Plant Height: Up to 140 cm
- Environment: Greenhouse, Indoors, OutdoorsFlowering
- BLOOM Period:65days
- Production:550g/m2Indoor, more than 1,200 gR per plant in greenhouse or outdoors
- Medical Conditions:Anxiety, Arthritis, Fibromyalgia, Insomnia, Multiple Sclerosis, Pain, PTSD, Stress
- Taste / Flavour:Mango, Papaya, Musky, Sweet
- Effect:Stimulating, Non-psychoactive
Strain FAQ
How do low and high THC strains differ legally?
Strains with around THC < 0.3% are considered industrial hemp in a lot of countries. This distinction allows legal production and consumption, under certain conditions and has resulted in an expanding market for CBD products and strains.
Why is it getting harder and harder to find pure sativa strains?
Finding pure Sativa strains is become a treasure quest! Due to its customisable effects and growth properties, many strains marketed as 100% sativa strains are actually Sativa-dominant hybrids. This is due to breeders adapting to different tastes and producing strains to match them.
Is THC the only important element in cannabis?
No! The cannabinoids and terpenes of low-THC strains work together like the characters of a great film, reportedly improving the overall experience. There is no one most important element in cannabis and it is a combination of everything that comes together to provide the end result. We are excited to see what we learn as research continues!
Does this strain's European heritage bring anything to the table?
Swiss landrace strains, adapted to the Alpine climate, are cannabis genetic surprises. Over thousands of years, they have developed resilience and unique cannabinoid compositions, often with low THC levels to comply with Switzerland's THC legislation. Their isolation and small-scale cultivation in Switzerland make them rare outside the country.
How do hybrid strains benefit from greenhouse cultivation?
Greenhouse hybrids are created to be the best of the best, combining sativa and indica genetics to thrive. These strains reportedly adapt well to greenhouse conditions and have hybrid vigour, which is said to result in faster growth and larger harvests. They are generally sought after by legal greenhouse growers seeking robust and abundant plants.