ACDC

ACDC is a CBD-led phenotype of Cannatonic, so a 20% CBD reading sits beside only 1% THC. That ratio is the whole point: it is one of the few entries here where the usual potency chase is flipped. Myrcene leads the terpenes at 0.97%, followed by pinene at 0.44%, caryophyllene at 0.19% and limonene at 0.09%, which fits the fruity, sweet and sour flavor tags on file even though growers also describe an earthy, woody, pine side.

Reported effects are tingly, happy, calm and sleepy, with dizziness and headache listed as the side effects. Expect little of the head-spinning intoxication that high-THC flower brings, which is why it tends to appeal to people who want a gentle, clear experience or are cautious about potency. Cultivation notes describe a moderate-difficulty plant that finishes in roughly nine to ten weeks, and its descendants include Elektra and Ringo's Gift.

Cannabinoid ratios shift from batch to batch, so the label on the jar in your hand matters more than the 20:1 pattern recorded here.