Digweed

The story of Digweed is about as interesting as any cannabis story you will ever come across. The breeders, House of the Great Gardener in Vancouver, were looking to breed a strain with the coveted 1:1 CBD to THC ratio. To achieve this, the breeders crossed a landrace strain with an award-winning strain. Arguably the premier region on the planet for pure Indicas is the Hindu Kush region of Afghanistan. From here, the landrace strain Afghani was chosen to mate with the winner of the 2001 High Times Cannabis Cup’s best Indica, Sweet Tooth. The result was a strain that had an average THC level of 6-10% and a CBD level of 4-8%, thus giving the breeders the 1:1 ratio they so desired.

The breeder’s 18-year-old cat grew quite fond of the strain and was routinely caught eating it. Thus, they decided to name the strain after the cat, Digweed. This strain offers up pleasant odors of fruits, flowers, and a mellow hint of skunk. A gassy taste is evident upon combustion, then a mild euphoric cerebral high sets in that isn’t too overwhelming according to reviewers. This is followed by a lift in mood and a reduction in stress while keeping the head clear enough to handle daily obligations.

The key advantage of this strain lies in its powerful effect, attributed to a CBD to THC ratio of 1:1, which is often considered by enthusiasts to be the optimal balance for addressing discomfort and inflammation. Those looking for a strain that provides a high CBD content balanced with THC, without significantly impairing cognitive abilities or causing excessive relaxation, may find Digweed to be a suitable option. It's appreciated for its ability to enhance mood and ease discomfort while allowing users to remain functional and active.