CBD Mixed Pack
CBD
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Autoflower & Photoperiodic
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Hybrid
Price range: $34.99 through $59.99
Cultivation Notes
Two photoperiod hybrids and one autoflower — plan your grow accordingly if you’re running them together.
Gooseberry is a true F1 hybrid and will show some phenotypic variation across a crop — expect some range in plant structure and expression, which is normal for an F1. Both parent lines bring bushy growth habits and dense flower production, so the pack leans toward that structure. Some plants will purple up at maturity, which is genetic. Selected specifically for smokable flower quality: bag appeal, density, and terpene profile were the primary breeding targets.
Lemon Ripper is also a true F1 hybrid with some phenotypic variation expected. The BaOx Improved parent contributes heavy yields and that familiar sweet pungency, while the 29B parent brings the dominant lemon terpene profile and flower density. Bushy growth habit across both parents means this one fills out well with minimal training. A good producer for indoor and outdoor grows alike.
Blackberry Punch Auto finishes in approximately 75 days from germination — no light schedule changes needed. Plants stay compact at 18–24 inches tall, making them well-suited for small spaces, balconies, or running alongside photoperiod plants without light schedule conflicts. Plant directly into the final pot about ½ inch deep and avoid transplanting — autoflower roots are sensitive to disturbance and early disruption can trigger premature flowering and reduced yield. Match irrigation volume to root zone size, especially early on.
Additional Info
This pack is a practical sampler of Triangle Seeds’ CBD genetics. BaOx is the parent or grandparent of most strains in this pack — if you grow it alongside Gooseberry and Lemon Ripper, you’ll see firsthand how the same foundational genetics express differently when crossed with complementary lines selected for terpene profile, density, and color. Blackberry Punch Auto adds a no-fuss option for growers who want fast results or don’t want to manage light cycles.
All three are Farm Bill-compliant with less than 0.3% delta-9 THC.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is CBD Mixed Pack a Sativa, Indica, or Hybrid?
Hybrid
Is CBD Mixed Pack an Autoflower or Photoperiod strain?
CBD Mixed Pack is an Autoflower. Autoflower varieties flower automatically based on age, usually finishing 9 to 12 weeks from seed regardless of light schedule. No light timing required — they're ideal for new growers, fast turnarounds, and growing indoors year-round. Photoperiod varieties flower when the light schedule changes (typically 12 hours on / 12 hours off). They take longer but give you more control over plant size and yield.
How long does it take CBD Mixed Pack to grow?
Autoflowers are the fastest path from seed to harvest. Most finish in 8 to 12 weeks total from germination, regardless of light schedule. Because they flower based on age rather than light changes, there's no separate vegetative phase to manage. Just plant, provide consistent light (18 to 20 hours a day works well), and let the plant do its thing. Check the strain details above for specific timing estimates, and visit our growing guide for tips on getting the most out of your grow.
What does CBD Mixed Pack produce — THC, CBD, or CBG?
CBD
How do I germinate CBD Mixed Pack seeds?
Autoflowers need a slightly different approach because their roots are sensitive to transplanting. Start with a 24-hour soak in a hydrogen peroxide solution (1 part 3% H2O2 to 6 parts water) to boost germination. After soaking, plant the seed directly into its final container (3 to 5 gallon pot) about half an inch deep — do not use the paper towel method or start in a small pot. Spray the area around the seed to keep the soil moist, but do not soak the entire container. The key with autoflowers is to never transplant them. For a full walkthrough, check out our germination guide.
Disclaimer: All seeds contain less than 0.3 percent delta-9 THC. Educational content is intended for adults in regions where cultivation is legal. Buyers are responsible for complying with local laws.
