CBG Time

How is CBG Time in general?

It is a very grateful plant, because with the minimum care it returns a great harvest both indoors and outdoors. It grows forming a very solid but stretched structure, with medium distance between nodes, flexible and resistant stems, and medium-sized leaves.

During flowering it can triple its size, although it begins to produce inflorescences very early, especially when it is grown from cuttings. At the end of maturation you can see a thick layer of resin covering all the illuminated parts, both on the buds and on their adjacent leaves.

How are these seeds grown?

You do not have to be an expert in cultivation to achieve a great yield, but it is important that they have the maximum light to exploit their full potential. In indoor crops, 9 plants / m2 can be placed in 11-liter pots, with 3 weeks of vegetative growth.. Thanks to the branched constitution of CBG Time, they adapt very well to the SCROG method, so it is interesting to do at least one FIM pruning on these plants during the growth phase.

Outdoors you just need to look for a very sunny place and have enough food, so it is a good idea to plant these seeds in pots of more than 30 liters or directly in the ground. If you want to squeeze their full potential Remember to put stakes or supports for the branches, and try not to get the buds wet when they are formed to avoid the attack of the dreaded fungi.

When is the CBG Time harvest coming?

Normally needs around 8 weeks of flowering in indoor cultivation to be fully mature. In the open air or greenhouse it is harvested at late September or early October in the northern hemisphere, depending on environmental conditions. In the southern hemisphere it is harvested in late March or early April.

How much do these seeds produce under normal conditions?

A lot, and as I said before, it is not necessary to be an expert in cultivation to achieve it. In well-configured indoor crops it can yield more than 550 grams / m2, and outdoors each CBG Time can give you more than 800 grams easily.

How is the aroma and taste of CBG Time?

It is similar to that of his “grandmother” CBD Time, that is, fruity with citrus touches, although in this case it is accompanied by spicy nuances, which are more appreciated in the aftertaste that remains when the steam is exhaled or smoke from the nose. The aroma is medium intensity, it can go slightly unnoticed outdoors, but indoors it is essential to use powerful carbon filters.

What kind of effect does this cannabis have?

It does not place anything, mentally it keeps you active and balanced, and physically a great relaxation is appreciated above all. Its high content of cannabigerol gives it anxiolytic, analgesic, neuroprotective, and antibacterial properties, among many other benefits, making it purely medicinal.