Auto CBG Force

Dutch Passion are proud to be one of the first companies in the world to make this new cannabinoid available in both this autoflower form and the photoperiod form of our CBG-Force seeds. Both medical and recreational users can now benefit from this latest development in specialty cannabinoids. There are several conditions that CBG could potentially help with, but more research is needed to understand the full potential of this relatively new cannabinoid.

She has a proven high CBG level of between 10-15% combined with an extremely low THC level (<0.2%) making her an ideal strain for those seeking primarily the medical benifits. She is recommended for both recreational and medical users. The effect is mild and it won't get you high. The effect, on the other hand, is very relaxed and clear, it can provide mental focus and a physical feeling of well-being.

Auto CBG-Force has a floral and spicy aroma with notes of mint, pine and wood. The taste is slightly sour and floral with notes of lemon and cinnamon, very tasty and smooth to smoke. She is a CBG-rich autoflower with a unique terpene profile. The 5 most common terpenes are caryophyllene, terpinolene, bisabolol and guaiol and ocimene. Her aroma is perhaps best described as floral and spicy with light notes of wood, pine and mint. In terms of taste, she can be a little tangy and floral with hints of lemon and cinnamon in the background. The unique combination of terpenes provides a distinct smell and taste that will appeal to most enthusiasts!

During our CBG breeding process, we focused on developing both a feminised strain and an autoflower strain with a lot of CBG and little/no THC. First, they introduced the photoperiod feminised cannabis seeds (CBG-Force), and now it's the turn of the autoflowering CBG seeds, Auto CBG-Force.

Several tests showed that Auto CBG-Force had consistently lower THC levels than the photoperiod CBG-Force. Auto CBG-Force contained on average between 0.05-0.2% THC and the photoperiod CBG-Force almost 0.14%. That is still far below the European legal limit of 0.2%. It may not seem like a big difference, but for some growers these extremely low THC levels are very legally reassuring. We think that the higher THC content in the photoperiod version may be due to the extra time allowed for the growth phase.

Although there is still much to discover about the effects and medical possibilities of CBG, the most recent research shows great potential. By introducing the world's first CBG-rich cannabis strains, Dutch Passion hope to contribute to a better life for users and patients around the world and to take an important new step in the field of medicinal cannabis and cannabis research in general.