Cannatonic
About Cannatonic
History & Genetics
As more studies are done on the effects of CBD, more breeders have begun to breed CBD-rich strains. For many, the idea of a strain with a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD may sound ridiculous, but Resin Seeds strove to achieve this in their strain Cannatonic. Their final product ended up being a 50/50 hybrid strain that barely achieved a THC percentage higher than 6 percent, however, its CBD content tested between 6 and 17 percent.
By pollinating a female MK Ultra with the well-known male G13 Haze, Resin Seeds created an earthy and citrus-tasting strain.
Typical Effects
Common Usage
Appearance, Aroma, & Flavor
This strain is very aromatic and beautiful. It is covered in slightly purple trichomes with neon-green leaves. It boasts a pine and orange fragrance that will capture your attention.
THC Content
Effects
A powerfully relaxing strain, Cannatonic is very uplifting and focuses the mind. These effects are slightly overshadowed by the strong warming and numbing sensations that flow over the body. Great for those that need pain relief in the morning or afternoon, the strain may also calm muscle spasms, migraines and headaches. It may calm nausea, anxiety, stress, and mood disorders.
Growing
Resistant to many pests, Cannatonic has reportedly had some issues with molds and mildews, meaning it should probably be kept in a controlled environment or carefully watched. Resin Seeds keeps some very in-depth growing information on its website for the strain when grown indoors.
They recommend vegetating for a week, using Bio Vega and Bio Rhizotonic. Clones may need an eye kept on them to ensure the development of a strong root system. After the vegetative period comes a nine-week flowering period, during the last of which Resin Seeds advises lowering the hours of light to ten from twelve.
Cannatonic plants may yield up to 500 grams per square meter indoors. Outside in October, these plants may be harvested for 250 to 400 grams per plant.