BuzzyKerbox
New member
I just invested quite a bit into high cbd strains.
Got:
Night Queen - Mostly Indica
CBD Skunk Haze - Mostly Sativa
CBD Shark - Mostly Indica
CBD Nordle - Mostly Indica
Otto #1 ( little to no THC ) - Mostly Sativa
Blue Mystic - Mostly Indica
All of them claim to have medium to high CBD. Will be posting smoke reports in like 4 months. Not very helpful right now I know. I'm hoping it can help keep me stable, been going crazy lately.
I got to say I have been trying to do some research on CBD strains and finding good info on this seems much harder than it should be, then coming across the CBD crews stuff it seemed to leave a lot to be desired.
Can they guarantee consistent levels from plant to plant? My understanding is this can vary quite a lot, how stable are their strains? How can I trust a pretty picture on their website showing some snap shot of a single analysis?
At least they seem to have made some serious attempt to do analysis reports, that is much more than others trying to sell CBD strains can provide from what I have seen.
What worries me is while seed breeders have their finger stuck up their ass, pumping out the old recreational varieties while also pretending they give a shit about medical MJ, some guys in a lab somewhere are isolating contents from different plants and working on putting out specific medications for some pharma company.
I am not trying to bash the industry but there really seems to be a lack of seriousness about the science, understanding the chemical compositions much better and the varying medical forms and their applications.
Sadly at the end of the day it appears that it is left to some Universities and companies to really pull the jigsaw puzzle apart. If the seed industry was smart they should have pulled some resources together a long time ago, got their own labs, funded studies; just appears they will be left behind in the long run where real scientific data is involved. All they appear to be now is commercial outlets for seeds with gimmicky names, how do I know the CBD crew is not trying to make money in certainly peoples new interest in CBD strains?
http://cbdcrew.org/varieties/cbd-outdoor-mix/
They even have an analysis report for what is suppose to be an outdoor mix? How do you have a report for a mix of genetics?