[original-glass]

As I have been asked lots hear is a little more info on the Otto#1 and the desirable Pheno,

direct from the breeder


This pheno was represented about 30% of the time. This example tested
11.62% CBD, 5.12% THC. I classify it as roughly 2:1 CBD:THC.

I hope this helps





OG

[Budelaire]

Looks sweet to me

[Dropout]

Cant wait for a smoke report on this.

[Tomas]

Hello OG,

I know this question is a bit ....

do you have some pictures of a very high CBD and very low THC plant? Try to ask, perhaps you also have some ;-)

some of the 20:1 CBD/THC ...

regards

[original-glass]

Tomas, on 24 January 2012 - 09:44 PM, said:

Hello OG,

I know this question is a bit ....

do you have some pictures of a very high CBD and very low THC plant? Try to ask, perhaps you also have some ;-)

some of the 20:1 CBD/THC ...

regards

WoW not as far as I have heard this is the only reputably tested strain available from seed, I know Harlequin is also high in CBD but only available in clone at the mo, Otto#1 is supposed to have three pheon's present One high CBD low THC one low CBD high THC and one even which from my limited knowledge of plants genetics ect makes scene. I am sure if I am way of base someone will correct me as their are some knowledgeable chap's and chappetes on this forum

OG

[iky]

Tomas if you are looking for high cbd..agricultural has high cbd minute thc..dont know if agricultural has been tried as medicine oil is taken from the seeds at present not the plant..

definately high cbd.no psychological effect...medicinal ????

[Tomas]

original-glass, on 24 January 2012 - 09:51 PM, said:

Otto#1 is supposed to have three pheon's present One high CBD low THC one low CBD high THC and one even which from my limited knowledge of plants genetics ect makes scene. I am sure if I am way of base someone will correct me as their are some knowledgeable chap's and chappetes on this forum

OG

Yes- this is what I mean "Otto #1 produces three gross chemotypes, each expressing varying ratios of CBD to THC, some as high as 27:1"

there seem to be some very high CBD ratio chemotypes!

@iky

I know this kind of hemp - and had some flower-tea from that - tried to make some oil from it- no chance! My experience: don't even try!

The CBD is much higher than THC... true - BUT the level of CBD is very very low- oil extraction makes no sense! You receive so many other stuff from the plant but almost no CBD extract!

Thats why this kind of hemp makes no sence to me. Of course it could be good to cook some tea - with some milk- to receive some cannabinoids... its good for the health- your body realizes it....

but for true medicine- you need something more cannabinoid potent...

[RealMed]

Tomas, on 24 January 2012 - 10:44 PM, said:

Yes- this is what I mean "Otto #1 produces three gross chemotypes, each expressing varying ratios of CBD to THC, some as high as 27:1"

there seem to be some very high CBD ratio chemotypes!

@iky

I know this kind of hemp - and had some flower-tea from that - tried to make some oil from it- no chance! My experience: don't even try!

The CBD is much higher than THC... true - BUT the level of CBD is very very low- oil extraction makes no sense! You receive so many other stuff from the plant but almost no CBD extract!

Thats why this kind of hemp makes no sence to me. Of course it could be good to cook some tea - with some milk- to receive some cannabinoids... its good for the health- your body realizes it....

but for true medicine- you need something more cannabinoid potent...

You can Kief or as I have been doing just eat it, but the medical side of CBD makes a lot of sense to me, I know what CBD has done for me and my asthma. It's been shown to help with Cancer and seizure's and not everyone want to be high all the time just to feel better. I think once people get use to CBD and not getting you "high" from smoking Cannabis you will see a lot more CBD strains sold and maybe even just CBD with very little THC seeds will be sold not to long from now as it's medicine not to just get high with. No,, it's not for everyone, just like not everyone likes beer some people likes wine better. I know I rather use CBD then my inhaler and for the first time I can ever remember I am using less of my inhaler then ever before, so CBD makes a lot of sense to me .

[original-glass]

Well guys it's not a smoke report on the Otto#1 but it is the best smoke report I have found on a high CBD strain( I keep getting asked the effects )
this is a smoke report for
Harlequin from Harborside

Harlequin - 5.72% THC/9.54% CBD or 1.67:1 ratio
Type: Hybrid Sativa/Indica-High CBD strain

Price: $50/8th (normally $60/ 8th)

Looks: Dark green with a plethora of tiny hairs. Nicely manicured buds as usual with HHC-Oak product.

Smell: Pro: This sack smells very fruity, very pleasant to the nose. It smells almost exactly like Soma A+, which is a good thing. Con: Very different from previous Harlequin that I’ve purchased from HHC-Oak which makes me wonder why the discrepancy. I like consistency.

Taste: Very smoooooth. Previous Harlequins that I’ve purchased from HHC-Oak have tasted VERY piney which I don’t really care for but this sack, I dare say, was tasteless. I’d much rather a smooth, tasteless smoke than the piney Pine Sol taste that so often accompanies high CBD meds.

Buzz Type: This is a very good body high with an ever so slightly head high, as one might expect out of the low THC and high CBD levels. I would definitely recommend for patients looking for a pain relief without feeling like your head is spun out.

Buzz Length: Medium – long. About 1.5 – 2 hours based on a 70mm Zig Zag joint I split with my girlfriend. Now, if I’m burning bowls with this stuff, I can pack 2 bowls and be set for the same amount of time. With only 5.72% THC, this isn’t the one toke joke; you’re going to want to burn a little more than normal to get a heady effect.

Overall: Harlequin is my high CBD medication of choice so far. It has a nice creeper effect in the beginning which I always enjoy. Hey, who doesn’t like a surprise, right? Also, this strain does not kick start your heart into over drive which, for an MMJ patient battling anxiety attacks for 15 years like myself, is a great thing. The comedown is a calm amber feeling that reminds me of a glass of warm whiskey in front of a fireplace in a cabin up in Breckenridge, CO. I give it 3 out of 5 couch lock stars. This is the perfect movie night med. –soma5

I hope this answers a few questions about hihg CBD high

Cheers OG

[Arnold Layne]

original-glass, on 01 April 2012 - 07:31 AM, said:

I would definitely recommend for patients looking for a pain relief

What kind of pain are you experiencing, and how long have you been experiencing it?

I only ask, because going by your report, this is not a strain that I would find much benefit from. I have chronic pain from Spinal Stenosis (lumbar plus cervical), with peripheral neuropathy as well, plus arthritis. CBD does not usually touch it, at all, Nothing does, cannabis wise.

I still use cannabis as medicine, I just don't expect it to kill pain, because it never does. I smoke for the mind diverting potency of THC, which helps me forget the pain and focus on more positive things. It also potentiates the Opioids I use. Which is good.

CBD just sends me into a depressive spiral with a headache on top, usually. Judging from Sativex, and some hash said to be high CBDbollox too.

(I'm going to grow some "CBD Shark", I doubt it will be much good, but it might. I just can't get round to planting it though, it just sees to me like some kind of ugly duckling in the nest.)

[original-glass]

Arnold Layne, on 01 April 2012 - 07:54 AM, said:

original-glass, on 01 April 2012 - 07:31 AM, said:

I would definitely recommend for patients looking for a pain relief

What kind of pain are you experiencing, and how long have you been experiencing it?

I only ask, because going by your report, this is not a strain that I would find much benefit from. I have chronic pain from Spinal Stenosis (lumbar plus cervical), with peripheral neuropathy as well, plus arthritis. CBD does not usually touch it, at all, Nothing does, cannabis wise.

I still use cannabis as medicine, I just don't expect it to kill pain, because it never does. I smoke for the mind diverting potency of THC, which helps me forget the pain and focus on more positive things. It also potentiates the Opioids I use. Which is good.

CBD just sends me into a depressive spiral with a headache on top, usually. Judging from Sativex, and some hash said to be high CBDbollox too.

(I'm going to grow some "CBD Shark", I doubt it will be much good, but it might. I just can't get round to planting it though, it just sees to me like some kind of ugly duckling in the nest.)

Hey bro I have been asked a few times for a better description of the CBD effect.

I fortunately only have accident/surgery pains to deal with but it helps me and others I know with anxiety but everyone is individual.

This is not my personal smoke report tho, it one I grabbed of Harborsides review's

I also hope that CBD Shark works out well for you I would be interested to hear.

As for Sativex I am always warey of massive pharmaceutical company's that have held medicines back for profit I have had several bottle of Sativex and to personally didn't get any effect from it until I downed and entire bottle! I did proceed to have a glorious pain free day followed by mad munchies and then went to sleep super early all in all not a bad day but the recommended dose is laughable.. It is encouraging that cannabis is being used in modern western mainstream medicine. I personally think the Israel/American model works better than our draconian methods at the moment..

personal OG opinion

This post has been edited by original-glass: 01 April 2012 - 09:15 AM

[Arnold Layne]

OG, I agree with every word of that, matey - top posting!
Especially I think this hits the nail on the head rather nicely:

original-glass, on 01 April 2012 - 09:14 AM, said:

It is encouraging that cannabis is being used in modern western mainstream medicine. I personally think the Israel/American model works better than our draconian methods at the moment.

[moodyman78]

Arnold Layne, on 01 April 2012 - 09:22 AM, said:

OG, I agree with every word of that, matey - top posting!
Especially I think this hits the nail on the head rather nicely:

original-glass, on 01 April 2012 - 09:14 AM, said:

It is encouraging that cannabis is being used in modern western mainstream medicine. I personally think the Israel/American model works better than our draconian methods at the moment.

The NHS is a HUGE barrier to this, how are these treatments paid for in the US and Israel, and how would they be paid for here? I am not anti NHS necessarily btw, but we cannot expect this to happen here.

Just my 2p.

[chalkywhite]

Don't know much about it in honesty but I have been researching and if you google 'project cbd' they have some good info on there. They also have test reaults on various strains high in CBD which makes for interesting reading.

This post has been edited by chalkywhite: 04 April 2012 - 12:26 PM

[original-glass]

chalkywhite, on 04 April 2012 - 12:21 PM, said:

Don't know much about it in honesty but I have been researching and if you google 'project cbd' they have some good info on there. They also have test reaults on various strains high in CBD which makes for interesting reading.

hey thanks bro I have heard of Project CBD I am going to talk to the breeder or donate a pack of Otto#1 to them. Or find out if they need the finished prduct as I know Centennial has grown it out a few timeslol.. and had it tested so I don't know if they can submit those results or what.

Cheers OG