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CBD Seeds

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Big Easy Auto
CBD Hybrid
Big Easy Auto
$19.99
~14% CBD
Autoflower
CBD Mixed Pack
CBD Hybrid
CBD Mixed Pack
$34.99
Autoflower & Photoperiodic
Crystal Vision
CBG Hybrid
Crystal Vision
$24.99
~22% CBG
Photoperiodic
Mild Lemon, Floral
Clear-headed
Lemon Ripper
CBD Hybrid
Lemon Ripper
$25.99
~14% CBD
Short Season Photoperiod
Calm, Relaxing
Union Special
CBD:CBG Hybrid
Union Special
$24.99
~19% CBD: ~2% CBG
Photoperiodic
Calm, Relaxing
Southern Gas
CBD Hybrid
Southern Gas
$25.99
~21% CBD
Photoperiodic
Calm, Relaxing
Gooseberry
CBD Hybrid
Gooseberry
$24.99
~18% CBD
Short Season Photoperiod
Calm, Relaxing
Blackberry Punch Auto
CBD Hybrid
Blackberry Punch Auto
$19.99
Autoflower
Calm, Relaxing
BaOx
CBD Hybrid
BaOx
$24.99
~23% CBD
Photoperiod
Calm, Relaxing
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Frequently Asked Questions

Cannabis plants come in male and female, and only females produce usable flower. Feminized seeds are bred so nearly every seed becomes female. For CBD and CBG growers this matters twice over, because a male plant in the field doesn't just take up space, it can pollinate surrounding females and cut their cannabinoid production. Every CBD and CBG seed we sell is feminized.
Photoperiod plants flower when the light schedule changes, either naturally as days shorten outdoors or when you switch indoor lights to twelve hours on and twelve off. Autoflowers flower on age alone, finishing nine to twelve weeks from seed regardless of light.

Our CBD catalog carries both. Photoperiod varieties like BaOx, Southern Gas, and Union Special are the usual choice for licensed outdoor field production where a longer season and larger plants are the point. Autoflowers like Big Easy Auto and Blackberry Punch Auto suit smaller grows, shorter seasons, and anyone who wants a predictable harvest date. The Strain Selection Guide can help you narrow it down.
CBD (cannabidiol) and CBG (cannabigerol) are non-psychoactive compounds found naturally in the cannabis plant. People commonly report CBD as calming and supportive for rest, stress, and everyday discomfort. CBG is often described as more clarifying, associated with focus and a lighter sense of ease. Both are widely used as alternatives to pharmaceutical options for mild anxiety, inflammation, and pain.

Many growers find that blending CBD or CBG varieties with THC varieties produces a more dialed-in experience. Growing your own gives you direct control over what goes into your plants and lets you experiment with ratios that work for you.
Both are non-intoxicating cannabinoids from the same plant. CBD is the more familiar of the two and is commonly reported as calming and supportive for rest, stress, and everyday discomfort. CBG appears earlier in the plant's chemistry and is usually present in far smaller amounts, which made it costly until varieties bred specifically for CBG arrived. People often describe CBG as more clarifying, associated with focus and a lighter sense of ease. Crystal Vision in our catalog produces roughly 22 percent CBG, and Union Special produces both cannabinoids in one plant.
They can, which is the main compliance risk in hemp growing. A CBD plant is legal hemp only while it tests at or below 0.3 percent delta-9 THC. THC tends to keep rising late in the flowering window while CBD levels off, so a crop left too long can cross the line and become legally marijuana even though it was grown as hemp. Licensed growers manage this by choosing varieties with a documented compliance record and harvesting on schedule rather than pushing for more. Every CBD listing on this page shows its tested cannabinoid range.
In most states, yes. Hemp cultivation is legal nationwide under the 2018 Farm Bill, but nearly every state runs a licensing program with its own application window, fees, and reporting requirements. Some run through the state department of agriculture, others through the USDA. Costs and deadlines vary considerably. Our state guides cover the licensing requirements state by state.
Often, but only with a hemp license. States that prohibit THC cannabis cultivation frequently still permit licensed hemp growing, since hemp is federally legal and separately regulated. That makes CBD and CBG varieties the only cannabis many growers in those states can legally plant. The license is the requirement, not the variety. Check your state's home grow and hemp licensing rules before ordering.
Watch the trichomes rather than the calendar, the same as any cannabis plant, but with a tighter margin. Most CBD varieties are ready when trichomes shift from clear to mostly cloudy. Waiting for heavy amber usually means giving up compliance headroom, since delta-9 THC continues climbing in that late window while CBD has already plateaued. Licensed growers generally harvest a little earlier than a home grower would for that reason. Pre-harvest compliance testing dates are set by your state program, so plan the harvest around the test rather than the other way around.
Yes. All cannabis seeds are hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill and legal to buy in all fifty states. CBD and CBG varieties go further than that: because the finished plant is non-intoxicating and Farm Bill compliant, it's legal to grow in more states than THC cannabis, though most states require a hemp license first. Check your state's rules before planting.
We ship CBD and CBG seeds to all fifty states. Orders are packaged discreetly and typically go out within one to two business days. Licensed hemp growers ordering at volume should text or call for pricing rather than ordering through the site. Either way, reach us M-F 10-6 EST at (919) 410-6945.

What CBD and CBG Seeds Actually Are

CBD and CBG seeds grow the same plant species as any other cannabis seed. The difference is what the plant produces. These varieties have been bred so the dominant cannabinoid is CBD or CBG rather than THC, which means the finished flower is non-intoxicating.

That single fact changes where these plants sit legally. A CBD or CBG plant that tests at or below 0.3 percent delta-9 THC is hemp under the 2018 Farm Bill, not marijuana. Hemp is legal to grow in far more places than THC cannabis, though most states require a license to do it. Our state guides cover what each state requires.

Four reasons

Why growers choose them

Wider legal access

In states where home cultivation of THC cannabis is prohibited, hemp cultivation is often still available through a state licensing program. For growers there, CBD and CBG varieties are frequently the only cannabis they can legally put in the ground.

Non-intoxicating flower

People commonly report CBD as calming and supportive for rest, stress, and everyday discomfort. CBG is more often described as clarifying. Both are widely used as alternatives to pharmaceutical options for mild anxiety, inflammation, and pain.

Blending with THC varieties

Growers who run both often find the combination more balanced than THC alone. Growing your own gives you direct control over the ratio rather than taking whatever a retail product happens to contain.

Commercial hemp production

CBD varieties are what most licensed hemp operations grow. Our catalog includes photoperiod varieties selected for outdoor field production alongside the autoflowers.

CBD or CBG

CBD is the better understood of the two and appears in most of our catalog. CBG is produced earlier in the plant's chemistry and is usually present in much smaller amounts, which historically made it expensive. Varieties bred specifically for CBG, like Crystal Vision at roughly 22 percent, changed that.

Some growers prefer one, others run a variety like Union Special that produces both. If you're unsure, the Strain Selection Guide narrows it down.

The Compliance Question

If you're growing under a hemp license, this is the part that matters most.

Hemp is a legal definition, not a plant type. A CBD plant is legal hemp only while it tests at or below 0.3 percent delta-9 THC. Push a plant too far past maturity, or grow a variety with a tighter margin, and it can cross that line. When it does, the crop is legally marijuana regardless of what you intended to grow, and most state programs require destruction.

Two things reduce that risk. Choose varieties with a documented compliance record, which is why our CBD listings show tested cannabinoid ranges. And harvest on schedule rather than pushing for more, since THC tends to keep climbing late in the window while CBD levels off.

Home growers in states where cultivation is legal don't carry this risk in the same way, since a hot test has no license attached to it.

Getting Started

CBD and CBG seeds germinate the same as any other seed. Our germination guide covers the process, and the outdoor planting date tool gives a planting window for your zip code.

Licensed growers buying at volume should text or call for pricing rather than ordering through the site.

Questions about a variety or an order? Text or call us M-F, 10-6 EST at (919) 410-6945

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