Cbd Dominant Phenotype
CBD-dominant phenotypes are cannabis plants that express higher cannabidiol concentrations relative to THC, typically with CBD:THC ratios exceeding 1:1 or higher. These phenotypes arise from selective breeding of high-CBD genetics and represent a distinct expression of underlying cannabinoid synthesis pathways. CBD-dominant plants emerged in breeding programs during the early 2000s as breeders stabilized low-THC, high-CBD traits from landrace and hybrid sources. The phenotype's expression depends on both genotype and growing conditions, though genetic predisposition remains the primary factor. These varieties are commonly found in industrial hemp cultivation and therapeutic-focused breeding lines.
Cbd Dominant Phenotype strains
No strains tagged into Cbd Dominant Phenotype yet — they'll appear here as breeders submit lineage records under this classification.
CBD-dominant phenotypes are cannabis plants that express higher cannabidiol concentrations relative to THC, typically with CBD:THC ratios exceeding 1:1 or higher. These phenotypes arise from selective breeding of high-CBD genetics and represent a distinct expression of underlying cannabinoid synthesis pathways. CBD-dominant plants emerged in breeding programs during the early 2000s as breeders stabilized low-THC, high-CBD traits from landrace and hybrid sources. The phenotype's expression depends on both genotype and growing conditions, though genetic predisposition remains the primary factor. These varieties are commonly found in industrial hemp cultivation and therapeutic-focused breeding lines.
Breeders working with CBD-dominant phenotypes focus on stabilizing CBDA synthase expression while minimizing THCA synthase activity through selective crossing and backcrossing programs. This classification is critical for developing reproducible, regulated hemp cultivars and for creating breeding stock with predictable cannabinoid profiles for controlled genetics libraries.
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