CBD Ratio 1:30 Seeds

Genetics & effects

CBD Ratio 1:30 is a feminised, high-CBD cultivar presented in the Kiwi Seed Bank catalogue. Its reported genetic balance is 60% sativa and 40% indica. Catalogue cannabinoid figures place CBD at 26–30% and THC at 0.5–1%. These values are specifications rather than guaranteed measurements, and the cultivar name alone should not be used to infer a fixed cannabinoid ratio.

Reported subjective effects include feeling creative, energetic and uplifted. Individual experiences may differ in character and intensity. The flavour profile is described as pine and woody, while the listed terpenes are myrcene and alpha-pinene. Together, these details position the cultivar as a useful comparison option for readers interested in high-CBD genetics and fresh, forest-like flavour notes.

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Growing in

The reported difficulty is beginner, and the stated climate classification is temperate. This is a broad catalogue category, not a guarantee of performance in every New Zealand location. Local conditions vary considerably between coastal, inland, northern and southern settings. Spring runs from September to November, summer from December to February, autumn from March to May and winter from June to August, but seasonal labels alone do not establish a cultivation timetable.

No indoor or outdoor height range has been established for this cultivar. That missing specification matters when comparing available space, as plant dimensions should not be inferred from the 60% sativa and 40% indica balance. The reported flowering period is 10–12 weeks. This figure describes flowering only; it is not stated as a full life cycle and should not be presented as one.

Indoor

The reported indoor yield is 450–500 g/m². This is a catalogue range that can vary with environment and other cultivation conditions, rather than a promised result. With height unspecified, comparisons for an indoor setting are best based on the established traits: feminised seed type, beginner difficulty, 10–12-week flowering period, temperate climate classification and the reported yield range.

Outdoor

The reported outdoor yield is 350–500 g/plant. As with the indoor figure, it should be read as a variable catalogue specification rather than an expected minimum or guaranteed outcome. The temperate classification provides general context, but it does not establish suitability for a particular New Zealand region or site. Exposure, seasonal variation and local conditions can all influence how a plant develops, while outdoor height remains unspecified.

Harvest

Harvest timing is not separately established. The available timing specification is a flowering period of 10–12 weeks, so no exact calendar date can be derived from the reviewed details. In New Zealand, the relationship between flowering and the September–November spring, December–February summer, March–May autumn and June–August winter periods will depend on the cultivation setting and local seasonal conditions.

For comparison purposes, the key harvest-related figures are the 10–12-week flowering period, 450–500 g/m² reported indoor yield and 350–500 g/plant reported outdoor yield. These figures offer a consistent catalogue reference, but natural variation means they should not be read as measured results for every plant.