Eboshi CBG Feminized Seeds by Medical Seeds – High CBG, Low THC Genetics for Therapeutic Use

Eboshi CBG Feminized Seeds by Medical Seeds represent a breakthrough in therapeutic cannabis cultivation, offering a legal, non-intoxicating option with a cannabinoid profile dominated by CBG (up to 15%) and virtually no psychoactive THC (

Frustrated by the psychoactive effects of traditional cannabis?

You want the therapeutic potential of cannabinoids, but you don't want the mind-altering high that comes with THC. Maybe you need to stay sharp for work, manage daily responsibilities, or simply prefer a clear-headed experience. The search for a truly effective, non-intoxicating option can feel limiting and frustrating.

This search leaves you settling for weak CBD strains or missing out on the unique properties of CBG.

Without a high-CBG option, you're stuck in a loop of mild effects. You might be missing the targeted relief that early research suggests CBG could offer for inflammation, discomfort, and mood support. The gap between what you need and what's available creates a sense of compromise you shouldn't have to accept.

Eboshi CBG bridges that gap perfectly.

This expertly bred strain from Medical Seeds provides the solution: a high-yielding, easy-to-grow plant that prioritizes CBG production. You get all the cultivation satisfaction and harvest potential of premium cannabis genetics, but with a final product focused on wellness and therapeutic exploration, not recreation. It's the plant you can grow with confidence for personal use.

Before you start growing Eboshi CBG

Prepare for a straightforward and rewarding grow. You'll need a suitable space, whether indoors under lights or in a sunny, protected outdoor spot. Gather your preferred growing medium, pots (we recommend starting with a final pot of 11–20 L / 2.9–5.3 gal for photoperiods), and a basic nutrient regimen. Setting up good air circulation from the start is key to supporting its robust structure.

• Choose your space: A 80x80 cm (2.62x2.62 ft) tent is perfect for 1-2 indoor plants.
• Select your medium: A well-aerated, nutrient-rich soil or coco coir will give it a great start.
• Plan your lighting: A quality LED or HPS light for indoor grows, or a full-sun location outdoors.
• Have support ready: Light trellising can help support its dense buds later in flower.
• Keep it simple: Its mold resistance means less worry about humidity spikes.

During the cultivation of Eboshi CBG

You'll watch a vigorous, indica-dominant plant take shape. It exhibits short internodes and strong branching, creating a bushy structure. During the vegetative phase (2-3 weeks recommended indoors), it shows impressive resilience. As it transitions to flowering, which lasts about 8 weeks indoors, you'll see large, compact colas develop, coated in a frosty layer of trichomes rich in CBG. The aroma evolves into a captivating blend of citrus and fruity notes with an earthy base.

After the harvest: results and maintenance

Once harvested in late September (Northern Hemisphere), you're rewarded with a substantial yield of up to 450 g/m² (1.48 oz/ft²) indoors or 400 g (14.11 oz) per plant outdoors. The dried buds are perfect for creating your own CBG-rich extractions, oils, or for dry herb vaporizing. The plant requires no special post-harvest care, but proper drying (10-14 days at 16-20°C / 60-68°F and 50-60% RH) and curing (2-4 weeks in jars) will dramatically enhance the final flavor and smoothness of your product.

Short- and long-term advantages and benefits

• Legal peace of mind: With THC consistently below 0.2%, it complies with legal thresholds in many regions, allowing for worry-free cultivation.
• Therapeutic focus: Access the potential wellness benefits of CBG, such as supporting calm and comfort, without psychoactive effects.
• Grower-friendly genetics: High natural resistance to mold and fungi makes it forgiving, especially in humid climates, reducing crop risks.
• Excellent for extraction: The high CBG content and resinous buds make it an ideal and efficient source for creating CBG oils, isolates, or other concentrates.
• Reliable and heavy yields: Produce substantial amounts of usable flower, maximizing the return on your time and effort.
• Pleasant sensory experience: Enjoy the complex citrus, fruity, and earthy flavors and aromas during growth and in the final product.
• Contributes to cannabinoid diversity: Growing CBG-specific strains like Eboshi helps expand the available options in the therapeutic cannabis space.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Eboshi CBG psychoactive?

No. Eboshi CBG is specifically bred to have THC levels below 0.2%, which is considered non-psychoactive. The effects are primarily focused on potential therapeutic benefits without the "high" associated with THC-dominant strains.

What is CBG good for?

Early research and user reports suggest CBG may help support a sense of calm, comfort, and overall well-being. Many users seek it for its potential anti-inflammatory properties. It's a cannabinoid of great interest in the wellness community, and strains like Eboshi allow for personal exploration.

How difficult is Eboshi CBG to grow?

It's considered a low-to-medium difficulty strain, making it suitable for growers with some experience. Its greatest advantage is its high resistance to mold and fungi, which makes it more forgiving of humidity fluctuations and a great choice for outdoor growers in less-than-perfect climates.

Can I make extracts from Eboshi CBG?

Absolutely. Its high CBG content and resinous bud structure make it an excellent candidate for extraction. Whether you're making oils, tinctures, or rosin, Eboshi provides a potent and clean starting material for your extraction projects.

When is the outdoor harvest time?

In the Northern Hemisphere, Eboshi CBG is ready for harvest in late September. In the Southern Hemisphere, expect harvest around late March.

Personal Experience of Pevgrow’s CEO (Alan)

Let me tell you, Eboshi CBG is a game-changer for anyone curious about the therapeutic side of cannabis without the head trip. I ran a few of these in my personal greenhouse last season, and I was blown by their vigor. They shot up with a super bushy, indica structure that just begged to be trained a little with some gentle LST. The smell during late flower is incredible – like peeling a sharp citrus fruit in a damp forest. It's distinct and very pleasant.

What really sold me was the harvest. The buds were rock-solid and absolutely caked in trichomes. Because the THC is so low, I felt completely comfortable processing a lot of it into CBG-rich oil for personal use. The process was efficient because the plant is literally built for this – high CBG, low everything else. For growers in damper climates, this strain is a no-brainer; I didn't see a speck of mold even when the autumn humidity rolled in. If you're looking to diversify your garden into the non-intoxicating cannabinoid space, this is your perfect entry point. Start with a simple soil mix and watch it thrive.

Technical specifications

• Breeder/Brand: Medical Seeds
• Type: Feminized Photoperiod
• Dominance: 80% Indica / 20% Sativa
• Genetics: Medical CBG x Swiss CBG
• Indoor Flowering Time: 8 weeks
• Indoor Yield: Approx. 450 g/m² (1.48 oz/ft²)
• Indoor Height: Approx. 1.3 m (4.27 ft)
• Outdoor Harvest: Late September (N. Hemisphere) / Late March (S. Hemisphere)
• Outdoor Yield: Approx. 400 g (14.11 oz) per plant
• Outdoor Height: 1.3–2.2 m (4.27–7.22 ft)
• THC Content:
• CBG Content: 8–15%
• CBD Content: 0.1–0.5%
• Aroma/Flavor: Citrus, fruity, earthy undertones
• Difficulty: Low-Medium (high mold resistance)
• Recommended Climate: Tolerates humid climates well

How to grow Eboshi CBG seeds

Quick overview: A robust, mold-resistant photoperiod indica ideal for therapeutic growers and extract artists. With a short 8-week flowering time and high CBG output, it's efficient and forgiving.

• Start in a small pot with a light, airy mix like Canna Terra Professional for strong root development.
• Maintain a vegetative period of 2-3 weeks under 18/6 light to establish a bushy frame.
• Switch to a 12/12 light cycle to trigger flowering; expect a moderate stretch.
• Support branches in late flower as dense buds develop; it handles humidity well.
• Harvest when trichomes are mostly milky for a clearer effect, or with some amber for more relaxation.

Vegetative care: It loves nitrogen in veg. Keep temperatures around 22-26°C (72-79°F) and humidity at 60-70%. Its natural vigor means it responds well to low-stress training (LST) to open up the canopy.

• Transplant to a final pot of 11-20 L (2.9-5.3 gal) before switching to flower.
• Use a balanced vegetative nutrient to support its fast, leafy growth.
• Implement LST early to encourage multiple cola sites and maximize light penetration.

Flowering & harvest: Reduce humidity to 40-50% as flowers form to further protect its mold-resistant buds. Introduce a bloom booster with higher P-K during weeks 3-6 of flower.

• Watch for the explosive bud formation around week 4; the citrus aroma will intensify.
• Consider a product like PK 13/14 at peak flowering to enhance resin production and bud density.
• Flush with plain water for 7-10 days before harvest for a cleaner final taste.
• Dry slowly in a dark space at 16-20°C (60-68°F) and 50-60% RH for optimal preservation of terpenes and cannabinoids.