What is the high amount of CBD in hemp?

CBD-rich hemp has never been as popular as it is today. Although CBD is not psychoactive, many believe that CBD is one of the most important effective cannabinoids. Growers can now choose hemp seeds with very low THC content (1% or less) and high CBD content.

Which varieties are considered high-CBD strains?

Varieties rich in CBD are all hemp varieties that produce 4% CBD or more in dry buds. These genetic hemp varieties are often specially bred to produce increased amounts of CBD. Most high-THC marijuana strains typically contain around 0.3% CBD or less. For some hemp growers, such low CBD levels are considered too low.

What are the strongest CBD hemp strains so far?

Strains like CBD Charlotte's Angel and Auto CBD Charlotte's Angel can produce up to 20% CBD in dry flowers, sometimes with really low THC levels around 0.2% or less. Realistically, in most situations and most phenotypes, the CBD level will average around 10-15% and THC level somewhere between 0.5-1%.

These CBD strains cannot get you "high" (they have no psychoactive effects) and are popular among doctors who utilize the beneficial effects of CBD.

Many other strains with CBD content from 6-8% and higher with various THC levels are available. High-CBD hemp varieties are available as autoflowering seeds and feminized photoperiod hemp seeds.

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