CBG-Force, our first generation CBG-rich strain, grows into a medium-sized plant that can produce a medium to large yield (indoor around 400-500 gram/m2, outdoor 500 grams per plant). The CBG-rich plants grow with a great deal of vigour (force) and, in the right conditions, require a flowering phase of about 7-8 weeks until her firm buds of CBG-rich cannabis are ready.
With a THC level of less than 0.2%, this is the first variety in our collection that could be considered legal worldwide, just like legal hemp. But the flowers look the same as normal THC-rich weed and have the same structure. Its a great smoking experience, especially for those looking for a cannabis-light experience with real connoisseur quality.
Because the THC levels are so low, the effects of both our photoperiod CBG-Force and our autoflowering seed version (Auto CBG-Force) are not psychoactive. This means it wont get you high. More and more research is being done into the unique properties of CBG and it is therefore not surprising that there is currently significant interest from the medical cannabis community as well as mainstream pharmaceutical companies and recreational cannabis growers. CBD strains also took a while to achieve mainstream popularity and we expect it to be the same with CBG.
These productive CBG genetics ensure strong side branches and big yields. The plants are medium to large with an average stretching period. They are easy to grow and do not require any special growing methods or growing techniques to ensure a good harvest. The flowers swell and can become quite thick in size. Pistils/ hairs are clearly present and perhaps in a slightly higher density than with traditional cannabis varieties. This gives the buds an exotic and unique appearance.
CBG-Force also produces a subtler aroma compared to other types of cannabis. The buds are not/hardly sticky despite the fact that the buds have a good trichome coating and white appearance. This is exceptional and characteristic of CBG-Force.
This got the Dutch Passion geneticists thinking, could the stickiness of buds be related to the production of THC and CBD, not CBG? Her plant structure is best described as medium, the internode distance is short to medium and the buds grow fairly well together. The buds have a hybrid structure and are relatively compact and of reasonable size.
The genetics used for CBG-Force guarantee the following properties:
- A stable CBG-rich photoperiod cannabis strain with a widely branched plant structure and a flowering time of 7-9 weeks on average.
- CBG-Force is a potent cannabis strain with a very high CBG content in combination with an extremely low THC content, suitable for licensed producers.
- This strain is easy to grow, has nice white buds but is less sticky with a more subtle, less pungent aroma.
CBG-Force can be grown indoors, outdoors and in greenhouses. Her plant structure is compact to medium and she has relatively firm buds and a high yield.
