Reggae Seeds: Three CBD-Rich Packs From Spain

Picture the practical version of this decision. You have space for a handful of plants, one light, and one autumn to work with. This shelf gives you three Reggae Seeds packs and nothing else, so the job is picking between one feminized plant and two regular ones. If you need a bigger shortlist to compare against, the wider cannabis seeds catalogue does that better than any single breeder shelf.

A Spanish Seed Bank Built Around CBD Figures

Reggae Seeds is a seed bank from Spain that sells both regular and feminized seed, with a stated focus on high-CBD genetics. Juanita La Lagrimosa is the clearest example on this page: it's documented at 8.8% CBD and 6.7% THC. Those are measurements, nothing more. Their own catalogue runs a lot deeper than what we carry, so read these three packs as a tight selection, not the whole brand.

Why Two Of These Three Come As Regular Seed

Regular seed gives you males and females, roughly split. You sex your plants once flowering starts and pull the males before they dust the room, unless you want pollen for your own crosses. Session and Dancehall are both regular, so plan on a chunk of your seedlings never reaching harvest and pop a few more than you think you need. Juanita La Lagrimosa is the feminized pack here, so that's the one if every seedling has to count.

Juanita, Session And Dancehall, Plant By Plant

• Juanita La Lagrimosa (feminized): Reina Madre, also called Queen Mother, crossed with Diesel. 8.8% CBD and 6.7% THC, 60-65 days of flowering, ready early to mid October outdoors. Lemony haze aroma with fruit sitting behind it.
• Session (regular): Diesel pollinated by Reggae Seeds' Kalijah male, and the brand's highest yielder. 65-75 days of flowering. The smell is sweet and citrusy, orange peel with a mango edge.
• Dancehall (regular): Juanita La Lagrimosa crossed with that same Kalijah male, 60-70 days. Outdoors it takes purple hues once temperatures drop below 20°C. Aroma of forest earth, berries and incense.

Reina Madre and Kalijah are parents in these crosses, not packs on sale. Same for the rest of the breeder's line-up.

Veg Time, SOG And The October Window

Session stretches. Give her about two weeks of veg before you flip her, or she'll run out of headroom in a short tent. Dancehall wants roughly three weeks and doesn't branch much afterwards. That makes it the one for a sea-of-green layout, lots of small plants packed under a single light. Juanita La Lagrimosa is the quickest to wrap up at 60-65 days, with an early to mid October finish outdoors.

The Pack We'd Start With

First run with this breeder, we'd take Juanita La Lagrimosa. It's the feminized option, the shortest flowering window of the three, and the figures are on record. Once culling males doesn't bother you, Session is the one for weight, and Dancehall is the one to put outside if you want purple on your plants in a cool September.