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Paradise Seeds have blessed us with their unrivalled CBD high cannabis line. As pioneers of innovation, the Paradise artisans aimed to breed female CBD strains with rich terpene and flavonoid profiles, contrary to the majority available in the market. They achieved this through their in-house 'Research and Development' breeding programme, affirming their commitment to perfecting their elevated female CBD strains.
CBD is becoming an increasingly researched compound found in the cannabis plant, a separate constituent to THC. THC gives you that 'high' feeling due to its psychoactive properties, CBD does not. Paradise Seed's new line has a low THC content allowing individuals who don't take pleasure in the high of cannabis but appreciate the calming effect to relish in the benefits of CBD. As scientific studies become readily available and people share their experiences with CBD, it is becoming favoured noticeably for medicinal use.
Beginning our series on Landrace and indigenous cannabis strains, we start with South Africa, home to some of the most notorious and celebrated landrace strains. Africa is a critical location in the history of cannabis, with a rich history of indigenous cannabis strains. Even today some of the most desirable modern genetics, such as Girl Scout Cookies, have been influenced by landrace strains in their recent genetic lineage, such as Durban Poison. We've decided to focus our series around these landrace strains as they are types of cannabis genetics whose genes have remained pure and untampered with for around 1000 years, indigenous to the regions in which they reside. Landrace cultivars are increasingly becoming sought after in recent years due to their distinctive and consistent characteristics, which often leads to a novel smoking experience for even some of the seemingly most well-versed cannabis connoisseurs.
Countless researchers and authors have reported that