ACDC Hemp Seeds
ACDC is a premium hemp variety, which for many, needs no introduction. One of the original cultivars that laid the groundwork for the amazing genetics we see in today’s hemp industry, ACDC has a character and vigor thats all her own. High cannabinoids and unique terpenes paired with huge yields and hardy plants make these feminized seeds a go-to for connoisseur level hemp flower operations across the world.
ACDCSeed Pricing
12 pack – $50
25 pack – $80
50 pack – $125
100 pack – $200
500 pack – $500
Bulk pricing as low as $0.65/seed contact us to request price list
ACDC
Plant Characteristics Very fast growing, large and heavy yielding, robust plant, can easily reach 10 ft or more with a vigorous tap root and thick sturdy stalks. Strong immunity and resistance to heat, pests, and mildew. Excellent leaf-to-calyx ratio and a very thick and dense flower structure make processing and manicuring flowers a much more efficient and enjoyable job!
CBD Demonstrated 26:1 ratio, capable of achieving 30:1 CBD to THC or more depending on growing conditions. USDA Farm Bill Compliant with Total THC < 0.3% when mature.
Flavor and Aroma Loud caryophyllene and myrcene dominant terpene profile. Strong skunky, peppery, sour diesel qualities combine with a citrus rind element, think pomelo, lemon, sour orange with a piney twist. EXCELLENT FOR SMOKABLE FLOWER!
Potential Yield 3-5 lbs + per plant if planted early and allowed to go to full size. 1-3 lbs per plant when planted later in the season.
Harvest FINISHES EARLY! Late September to mid October, able to withstand cold weather if grown later into the season.
Spacing 6ft if planted early in the season, 4ft if planted later or in a greenhouse environment.
Genetics Unique Cannatonic Phenotype, bred into industrial hemp in Oregon. Considered by some to be foundation to the modern hemp movement. 99.9% feminized.
The chart displayed represents the progression of CBD and THC during a plants’ flower cycle. Noticeable developments of cannabinoids begin around Week 4, when the buds enlarge.
Week 5, trichomes cover the dense flower and a Pretest COA is highly recommended to know the legal limits of your crop. Week 6 should be the Official COA to ensure the crop will test less than .3%THC.
Once the Official COA has been passed, you will still have another 30 days until you are required to harvest your crop. Thus allowing your plants to reach full maturity and substantially increase cannabinoid ratios!
