CBD Ratio 1:30 Seeds

Genetics & effects

CBD Ratio 1:30 is a feminised, high-CBD cultivar presented in the Outback Seed Bank catalogue. Its reported profile is 60% sativa and 40% indica, with 26–30% CBD and 0.5–1% THC. These percentages are catalogue specifications that may vary rather than guaranteed measurements. The cultivar name does not, by itself, establish an exact cannabinoid ratio for every plant or harvest.

Reported subjective experiences include feeling creative, energetic and uplifted. Individual impressions can differ, so these descriptors are best used for comparison rather than as assured outcomes. Pine and woody flavours define the listed aromatic direction, while myrcene and alpha-pinene are the reported terpenes. Together, these details suggest a fresh, resinous and forest-like profile without fixing how strongly each note may be perceived.

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Growing in

This cultivar is listed for a temperate climate and has a beginner difficulty rating. That rating provides a broad catalogue comparison only; growing conditions, plant variation and seasonal changes can all influence performance. No separate indoor or outdoor height range has been established, so expected stature cannot be stated from the available specifications.

Australian seasons run from spring in September–November and summer in December–February to autumn in March–May and winter in June–August. Temperate conditions vary considerably across Australia, and the climate listing should not be taken as evidence of suitability for every location. Readers comparing formats can also browse feminised seeds and CBD seeds.

Indoor

The reported indoor yield is 450–500 g/m². This is a catalogue range, not a guaranteed result, and actual output may differ with the growing environment and plant expression. The stated flowering period is 10–12 weeks. It refers specifically to the flowering stage rather than a complete life cycle, and no total life-cycle figure is established.

Because indoor height is unspecified, comparisons should focus on the documented cannabinoid profile, flowering range, aromatic character and yield figure. The beginner rating may help position CBD Ratio 1:30 against more demanding catalogue entries, but it does not remove the normal variability associated with cultivation.

Outdoor

The reported outdoor yield is 350–500 g/plant under temperate conditions. Outdoor height is not established, and no specific regional planting window or harvest month is provided. Local daylight, weather and seasonal transitions can differ even within temperate parts of Australia, making the broad climate category more useful for initial comparison than precise planning.

Harvest

At harvest, the key reported markers are 26–30% CBD, 0.5–1% THC, pine and woody flavours, and the listed myrcene and alpha-pinene terpene profile. The 10–12-week specification remains a flowering-stage duration, not a full seed-to-harvest timeline. Indoor and outdoor yield ranges should likewise be read as variable catalogue figures rather than promises. CBD Ratio 1:30 is therefore most clearly distinguished by its feminised format, high-CBD positioning, sativa-leaning balance and fresh, woody aromatic profile.