CBD 3D
CBD 3D
Also known as: CBD 3 Districts, CBD 3-D
Overview
CBD 3 Districts, commonly known as CBD 3D, derives its name from its widespread genetic makeup covering three major districts: Skunk, Afghan, and Haze. This strain was developed by CBD Crew, a collaborative breeding company founded as a joint venture between Mr. Nice Seedbank and Resin Seeds, led by renowned breeders including Shantibaba and Jaime. The strain emerged during a pivotal time in cannabis breeding when cultivators were exploring alternative cannabinoids and creating varieties that prioritized CBD content over high THC levels. CBD 3D exhibits predominantly sativa genetics with approximately 80% sativa dominance, which is evident in its growth pattern, morphology, and overall energetic profile. Laboratory testing confirms CBD levels typically ranging between 10-15%, while THC content remains minimal, usually under 1% in compliant products, though some phenotypes may contain up to 8% THC. The buds are dense and generously coated with trichomes, featuring small, sparkling crystals scattered across the surface that contribute to an almost otherworldly shine. The plant structure is reminiscent of its sativa ancestry, featuring long, slender leaves with deep serrations, and bud coloration ranging from deep forest green to lighter lime tones accented with hints of burnt orange at the pistils.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with inflammation
- Often used for anxiety reduction
- Users report benefits for muscle cramps and spasms
- May assist with hypertension management
- Potential neuroprotective properties reported
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
CBD 3D has a medium grow difficulty with a flowering time of 9-10 weeks. Indoor yields range from 500-600g/m² when plants are properly cared for, with medium height plants both indoors and outdoors. Due to its predominantly sativa genetics, the strain thrives in warmer climates and requires ample sunlight, making outdoor cultivation a popular choice. The strain has developed robust resistance to common pests and diseases, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced growers. Harvest time for outdoor cultivation is typically in October. The strain can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors, and is noted to be a photoperiod variety.