The CBD Crew are so called because they have worked tirelessly to create the perfect ratio of THC to CBD, the most important cannaboid in marijuana, and they have succeeded. This cannaboid is extremely important as a healing feature of cannabis as it can help to reduce the symptoms of many diseases which can be extremely difficult to deal with. These diseases include; rheumatic arthritis, diabetes, neurological disorders, and epilepsy, amongst others.  CBD produce a large variety of seeds including feminised.

Feminised seeds essentially do what you would assume. They spawn only female plants rather than a 50/50 split of male and female. This is useful for those who are a little tight on space and time as using feminised seeds means that no growing space is used to house the essentially useless male plants. Male plants can also cause confusion for first time growers since it can be tricky to tell the difference and so having only female plants gets rid of the worry of making some annoying mistake.

Many would say that without the male plants you cannot produce seeds but that is not strictly true. With only a little more practice a grower can actually produce their own feminised seeds. If treated very nicely the female plants will produce female pollen which in turn can be used to fertilise other female plants and produce feminised seeds. These seeds will actually have a better rate of uniformity and quality control than those that come from regular seeds.

The CBD Crew are not only dedicated to the healing factor of their strains but also to ensuring that they are of a phenomenal quality and are easily available. They work closely with sufferers of the various medical disorders that are aided by CBD strong strains and strive to make sure that everyone is provided with the help and information that they require.

Please remember that the growing of cannabis plants and the cultivation of seeds is illegal in some countries – please check the laws of your country and don’t be growing any plants if it is against your country’s laws.