Therapeutic Ratios
Therapeutic ratios refer to the proportional relationship between cannabinoids in cannabis cultivars, most commonly THC:CBD ratios. Breeders and researchers track these ratios because they correlate with distinct chemical profiles and plant behavior. Common ratios include balanced 1:1 (THC to CBD), CBD-dominant (20:1 or higher CBD), and THC-dominant cultivars. Lineage records frequently report these ratios as a standardized way to describe cultivar chemistry across breeding programs. Understanding ratio families helps contextualize how different genetic backgrounds produce varying cannabinoid expressions, independent of absolute potency levels.
Therapeutic Ratios strains
No strains tagged into Therapeutic Ratios yet — they'll appear here as breeders submit lineage records under this family.
Therapeutic ratios refer to the proportional relationship between cannabinoids in cannabis cultivars, most commonly THC:CBD ratios. Breeders and researchers track these ratios because they correlate with distinct chemical profiles and plant behavior. Common ratios include balanced 1:1 (THC to CBD), CBD-dominant (20:1 or higher CBD), and THC-dominant cultivars. Lineage records frequently report these ratios as a standardized way to describe cultivar chemistry across breeding programs. Understanding ratio families helps contextualize how different genetic backgrounds produce varying cannabinoid expressions, independent of absolute potency levels.
Breeders working in therapeutic ratio categories selectively cross parents with complementary cannabinoid profiles to stabilize specific ratios across generations. Ratio stability is a key breeding goal for commercial and research programs seeking predictable chemistry in their line selections.
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