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Gee64
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6 years ago my son was in a really bad car accident. He had a lot of broken bones and heavy nerve damage in both legs. He was afraid of becoming addicted to opiates so while he was in hospital (42 days in there).Hey Azimuth i tried CBD isolate & Tinctures & that did nothing for my pain, nerve damage on the lower spine & abdomen/flank area & sternum i do have some CBD & i'm sure a CBG strain in photo periods which i'll try soon but so far heavy indicas work best but also looking at a CBD/THC strains, i'm trying to get my back room/laundry/drying room straightened out for a another 3x3 tent or see how 6 plants in the 5x4 works out then use the 3x3 for a CBD plant
I ordered some Candida CD-1 CBD seeds and some Cinderella99 seeds, which are supposed to be good for pain, and even tho C99 is sativa dominant (85/15), it ripens in 8 weeks.
I grew out all 10 seeds of each, got 1 sativa CD-1 pheno, which is supposed to be about 20% CBD, and a very studley C-99 male, and crossed them.
My son decided upon release from the hospital that he would endure the pain and dropped the opiates cold turkey on Day 42.
He told me not to bother with growing the CD-1/C-99 cross as he wanted to try to learn to manage the pain with only regular weed, so I never did grow them out.
I should grow one just to see. It was an outdoor open pollination, so I have hundreds of seeds that have been curing in the jars with the weed for 5 years. I'll have to put that on my very long list of things to try.
I also crossed the pollen with a gorgeous C99 female and an extremely stellar 11 Roses indica female at the same time. The 11 Roses cross is my BK strain, which grows a big yield of beautiful buds outdoors.
The buzz isn't for me, but the plant is hassle free and all my buddies love it, so I usually grow one every year.
The CD-1 by itself is a really good tasting strain. It tastes like sugar coated lemons with a twist of sweet pine. Zero THC tho, but it tastes fantastic.