CBG Zerodue is an excellent cannabis strain that will surely become a household name in no time. Being a cross between CBD Critical XL and Italian research genetics, CBG Zerodue not only stands out for its fast flowering times and potential yield, as you would expect from such a parental cross, but it is also incredibly high in CBG and low in THC. CBG Zerodue offers an exotic new experience that can rarely be achieved using commercial seeds.
CBG Flowers
CBG Zerodue flowers can have THC levels lower than 0.2% and CBG levels as high as 9.18%, which is a total change for the medical community and the community of breeders since previously it has been practically impossible to obtain such high levels of CBG. Also, the low amount of THC makes this cannabis legal in most of the world.
Growth and flowering
The height of the plants varies considerably, from just under 1 meter to almost 1.5 meters, and the germination rate is around 98% The variation in height and the lower-than-desired germination rate can be attributed to the novelty of this genetics. Still in the adolescence of their breeding program, in the first generation crosses it is very normal to observe this type of varied characteristics. Similarly, yields vary enormously from plant to plant, however, many plants will express their CBD Critical XXL ancestry by displaying gigantic yields.
Cannabinoid CBG
Cannabigerol (CBG) is one of the more than 120 identified cannabinoids that cannabis produces and is formed from CBGa, which is considered the parent molecule from which the plant synthesizes all other cannabinoids. Because it typically makes up only a small part of the cannabinoids found in a mature cannabis plant, it was not until recently – and through an extensive breeding process – that this high CBG cannabis seed became available.
Medical CBG The medical community finds CBG particularly interesting. Although this interest stems from potential cannabinoid-related health benefits, CBG is known to be the most expensive cannabinoid to produce, making it particularly difficult to study en masse – until now!
