Cannatonic Feminized

Growing your own crop of Cannatonic Fem from scratch can be surprisingly simple. Nevertheless, there is one caveat regarding this particular strain: its supposed susceptibility to mold and mildew. No worries, though, because there are some tips and tricks to ensuring a successful grow. You just need to keep an eye on the humidity level while controlling the dense foliage through regular trimming.

Other than that, there is not much else to deal with. Growing either indoors or outdoors is possible since this plant remains at a medium height until the end of its life cycle. However, placing it in a controlled setting that takes advantage of the sun’s life-giving rays, namely, a greenhouse, can boost overall productivity. The use of nutrient-rich, organic soil also aids in enhancing the terpene profile to strengthen the plant’s immune system against diseases.

As these seeds are the feminized version, you do not have to worry about unwanted male plants posing a threat to the females. Eliminating the male genes prevents pollen contamination and unwanted breeding.

The best setting to prevent mold and mildew proliferation is indoors, where the conditions can be controlled. To create an optimal growing environment, keep the temperature between 21 and 26 degrees Celsius (70 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit). As for the relative humidity (RH), maintain it at 60% during the vegetative phase, and then lower it to 40 to 50% once the plant begins to bloom. 

Cannatonic Fem features a short and compact structure, making it suitable for the Sea of Green (SOG) method. For beginners, SOG simply means positioning a few plants close to one other, about 30 cm (1 foot) apart, to form clusters. This lessens the need for too many light fixtures as the grow lamps can be concentrated over the green canopy. This technique maximizes the use of space, as well. 

Combine this setup with 600-watt HPS/LED lighting to get maximum productivity. Give the plants everything they need, and they will give you a bountiful yield of 500 grams (18 ounces) per square meter. Take note that since the plants are clustered, they tend to create thick, bushy foliage as they mature. To improve airflow and reduce the chance of mold infestation, trim the extra leaves as necessary, and install an oscillating fan to dissipate warm, humid air.

Indeed, the therapeutic effects of Cannatonic due to its high CBD content have made it legendary. It is one of the most popular and lucrative medical marijuana strains, commonly used to alleviate innumerable symptoms of various mental and physical disorders. For one thing, the mood-boosting properties of this pot make it an excellent choice to manage depression, anxiety, stress, and general negativity.

Although its THC concentration is low at 3 to 6%, the 6 to 17% CBD is enough to potentially reduce episodes of seizures and mitigate different chronic pain conditions, such as migraines, arthritis, fibromyalgia, and multiple sclerosis. It is also a natural muscle relaxant that may be effective in dealing with muscle spasms, fatigue, and tension.

In addition, people batting with chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting can find relief with this powerful strain since it has an antiemetic ingredient. While it does not cause sleepiness per se, its capacity to soothe physical and mental discomforts can eventually lead to a peaceful sleep. Therefore, this herb is suitable for patients with insomnia or those with disrupted sleeping cycles.

Being one of the pioneers of the CBD weed movement, this strain has already proven its therapeutic use over the years. Even when consumed at a higher dose, the probability of experiencing paranoia or increased anxiety, compared to other strains with insanely high THC, is very minimal.

Nonetheless, just like with other varietals of marijuana, it could induce red, dry eyes and a parched mouth. You can relieve these adverse reactions by drinking plenty of water, avoiding caffeinated drinks, and using OTC eye drops.

Though it may contain a more generous dose of CBD compared to THC, Cannatonic is still an enjoyable recreational strain. As a matter of fact, it is the perfect first weed for newbies and the canna-curious. The gentle mood-uplifting high is complemented by a warm physical stone that can soothe and calm every muscle of your body. It will not affect your ability to function mentally or hinder your physical movements.

This strain is suitable for novice users and anyone with low THC tolerance since the effects are hardly psychoactive. It is suitable for everyday use and can be taken day or night.

High-CBD strains are fast becoming the most sought-after weed at dispensaries, and breeders are constantly working on and perfecting new and exciting variants. One of the most popular is CBD Best Mango Fem. Legend says that a hippy created the original Mango strain in the 1960s by crossing KC 33 with Afghani. It was a slightly Indica-leaning hybrid that quickly rose to fame because of its tropical flavor of scrumptious ripe mangoes and zesty lemons. The high-THC version exerts a happy, energetic buzz with a touch of relaxation, but through the adjustment of the CBD level to be the same as THC (15%), this one produces a mellower effect.

Another strain that has equal amounts of CBD and THC is CBD Chemdog #4 Fem. The unedited Chemdog #4 is a rare Indica-dominant phenotype resulting from Sour Diesel and OG Kush’s marriage. It combines relaxing and uplifting effects with strong anti-inflammatory properties. Moreover, it is an exceptionally lovely plant of light green foliage jammed with apricot-colored pistils. From a distance, it looks like an orange creamsicle. A little milder than Cannatonic, both THC and CBD levels top out at 7%.

One more delicious treat is CBD Blueberry 1:16 Fem. The original strain was hailed as the Best Indica at the High Times Cannabis Cup in the year 2000. It delivered an uplifting and relaxing experience, combined with the tempting flavor of blueberries and vanilla. Breeders knew that these characteristics would be great in a therapeutic bud, so they created Blueberry CBD. It reduces stress and anxiety and has strong antispasmodic properties that could treat epilepsy and muscle cramps, but without the psychotropic high.

But if you are looking for a high-yielding CBD strain, try CBD Critical Mass Fem. As the name suggests, its output is stupendous at 700 to 1200 grams (25 to 42 ounces) per plant. This strain is easy to grow, but it can get very wide, so it needs plenty of space to spread out. During the flowering stage, the colas become so heavy that they have to be supported with wooden stakes. The lemon and pine-scented buds generate a profoundly relaxing state that can counter tension and insomnia. This is a 1:1 strain that produces 5% THC and CBD.