If you’re here, you probably already know about CBG’s range of therapeutic benefits. If you’re unfamiliar with CBG, don’t worry! We’ll cover everything you need to know. Some may have tried CBG and are now looking for the highest cannabigerol strains.
No matter what your experience with cannabigerol (CBG) is, this article will help you find the best strains for you. We hope that we can pair you up with your next favorite bud. Let’s look at a couple of the highest CBG hemp strains and the secret behind their ultra-uplifting properties!
Did you know that most hemp flowers contain around 1% or less CBG? That’s because CBG’s original form, CBGA (cannabigerolic acid), is transformed into CBDA (cannabidiolic acid) and THCA (tetrahydrocannabinolic acid) as young hemp plants begin to mature. These acids eventually turn into cannabinoids like CBD and THC.
While cannabis seeds don’t contain these cannabinoids, each seed grows into a hemp plant bursting with beneficial compounds. By the time most hemp plants are harvested, most (if not all) of their CBGA has turned into CBDA and THCA. That’s how breeders and cultivators obtain modern hemp strains with rich levels of CBD. However, special crossbreeding and harvesting practices can be used to create high CBG strains.
Breeders are still experimenting with growing and harvesting techniques that yield high CBG flower strains. However, some of them have already been exceedingly successful! One of the tactics used to produce a high CBG crop is to breed plants that have large amounts of cannabigerolic acid. Those plants then produce increasingly higher amounts of CBG content.
CBG can be found in both hemp and marijuana, but it is extracted from hemp plants. Hemp and marijuana are both cannabis plants, though they have evolved to have significantly different properties. When people hear “cannabis strains,” they typically think of marijuana, but this can apply to CBD and CBG as well.
Marijuana is often used for its high THC content, which can induce a state of euphoria known as a high. CBG and CBD do not get you high. CBG and CBD are typically kept low in marijuana strains, but high levels of these cannabinoids are encouraged in hemp flower. Know if CBD oil get you high.
The differences in these two types of cannabis allow people to enjoy hemp flower’s wellness benefits without feeling groggy or intoxicated. CBD and CBG are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. CBG can help mitigate tension as you watch the worries of the day melt away.
So, what are some CBG-rich hemp strains? We’re here to fill you in on the hemp flower with the highest levels of cannabigerol — some of which are found right here in our own collection
Featuring ≈ 13% CBG, Jack Frost CBG hemp flowers are delightfully zingy and uplifting. A crossbreed of Jack Herer, White Widow, and Northern Lights #5, Jack Frost CBG is a festive, creatively engaging hemp flower. It’s known to help relieve discomfort and melancholy moods.
Each White CBG flower bud is frosted in a layer of thick white trichomes — hence this strain’s simple name. At ≈ 13.6% CBG, White CBG hemp flower isn’t messing around when it comes to beneficial properties. Its potently earthy, sour aroma smoothly leads into super focusing, clarifying effects.
Something magical occurred when breeders curated the Super Glue CBG bud, which typically rings in between ≈ 16% and 22% CBG. Super Glue CBG flower’s vibrant aroma featuring pine, hops, and earthy musk delights the senses as the CBG-rich cannabinoid profile provides energizing, balancing effects.
Imagine eating a home-baked lemon meringue pie that melts in your mouth and then somehow gives you a burst of motivation. That’s what smoking Lemon Diesel CBG flower is like — minus the calories. This citrusy, buttery, soul-warming strain is excellent for centering a restless mind at 15.4% CBG.
Wake up and smell the Sour G CBG! This CBG flower provides the perfect morning perk of energy and clarity. Packed with sour citrus and pungent diesel-like aromas, Sour G CBG hemp flower won’t disappoint lovers of classic cannabis fragrances. At ≈ 13.5% CBG, this strain is an uplifting, clarifying dream.
This fantastic flower may be slightly more challenging to find than some of the other flowers on this list, but it’s sure to wow you! With a fresh, citrusy aroma, Lemon Cream Diesel’s flavor profile has been compared to sweet loose leaf tea. If you’ve got soreness or muscle fatigue, try some Lemon Cream Diesel bud for soothing relief.
If you’re a CBG and CBD lover, Goliath 1:1 CBG:CBD is a must-try. Ringing in at ≈ 5.76% CBG and ≈ 5.17% CBD, Goliath provides a mellow sense of peaceful motivation. It can also help relieve a vast range of mental and physical ailments, allowing you to fully relax and reset.
CBG hemp strains are 100% legal throughout the US, while CBG marijuana strains are only legal in certain states. Per federal law, industrial hemp can only contain 0.3% or less THC, which prevents it from being psychoactive/intoxicating. This makes high CBG hemp strains legal in most states. Though, areas that have banned or restricted the sale of CBD may not allow CBG flower.
If your state has legalized high-THC marijuana, you may come across high CBG strains with all sorts of THC levels. If you’d like to avoid intoxication from THC, look for CBG hemp strains rather than CBG marijuana strains.
CBG itself is non-psychoactive, and the same goes for CBD. Neither cannabinoid will make you feel “high.” A high CBG marijuana flower with more than 0.3% THC can make you feel high, so be cautious. However, high CBG hemp buds should never make you feel intoxicated or disoriented.
CBG is a marvelously therapeutic, brightly uplifting cannabinoid. In addition to promoting a sense of motivation and balance, CBG provides soothing benefits that ease both mental and physical discomforts. If you’re looking for some profound relief and centering balance, definitely try a high CBG flower!
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