Leviathan CBG Cannabis Seeds

Breeder: Emerald Triangle Seeds

A high producing CBG strain that looks and feels more like a cannabis plant than a normal CBG based hemp plant, not your normal foxtail form that is associated...

$9.38

Leviathan CBG Cannabis Seeds from Emerald Triangle Seeds

A high producing CBG strain that looks and feels more like a cannabis plant than a normal CBG based hemp plant, not your normal foxtail form that is associated with CBG varieties.

Heavy yielder producing a large central cola and reasonably sized side branches. This strain is very mold and fungus resistant and is great for both indoor and outdoor cultivation.

Can be harvested outdoors early october.

Seed Type Feminized
Genetics CBG
Yield High
Harvest Early October
Stature Medium
Ratio CBG 17% + THC 0.1%

Strain FAQ

Why are high-CBG cannabis strains rarer and more expensive?

High CBG content is rare in cannabis strains and requires specialised cultivation, making it a bit like finding a needle in a haystack. High CBG strains are rarer and more expensive to grow, thus they're less frequent in Seed City for now.

Why are low-THC strains reportedly better for some people?

Low-THC strains are quickly gaining popularity in the cannabis world due to their lack of psychoactive effects. As the world gradually increases cannabis legality and the potential benefits of the plant are more researched, we are quickly learning that there is much more to cannabis than the representation we see in old movies. Low THC strains are reportedly providing a way for the potential benefits of cannabis to be felt by a greater number of people.

How have breeders helped to create mold-resistant cannabis strains?

Plant tolerance against mould has been gradually improved by breeders' constant experimenting and cross-breeding. They have aimed to try to maintain or improve the strain's potency and taste while also working on resistance.

Has rushing to beat the cold affected strains' cannabinoid content?

The pressure to mature before colder weather doesn't reportedly affect these strains' cannabinoid compositions. Due to their genetic diversity, they are said to be able to produce a wide range of effects.

Can the climate affect cannabis' flavour and aroma when grown outdoors?

Terrain, or the environment in which cannabis is grown, is definitely said to affect outdoor strains' terpene profiles. The soil, climate, and nearby plants can all reportedly affect cannabis' flavour and smell, giving each strain its own unique identity.