Ringos Gift CBD Feminized

Ringos Gift CBD is a CBD-dominant 50/50 cultivar with 11.8% CBD and 0.8% THC. That ratio matters: with THC well under 1%, Ringos Gift CBD produces calm, focused, daytime-appropriate effects without the high you would get from a recreational strain. Customers who want the balancing qualities of high-CBD genetics, focus and body relaxation without psychoactivity, choose CBD-rich strains like this one.

• Total CBD: 11.8%
• Total THC: 0.8%
• Dominant terpenes: Bisabolol, Myrcene, Caryophyllene

Ringos Gift CBD feminized seeds flower in 9-11 weeks and produce 300-400g/m² indoors under standard lighting (~600 PPFD). Outdoors in full sun, expect 450-600g/plant. Plants reach Short-Medium (2-3.5 ft) at maturity and are rated intermediate difficulty. Feminized genetics are produced to favor female plants, and the photoperiod growth pattern responds well to LST, topping, and SCROG training.

CBD-rich strains share the same cultivation needs as recreational cannabis, consistent feeding (EC 1.0–1.4 in veg, 1.4–1.8 in flower), 6.0–6.5 pH, and standard light cycles (18/6 veg, 12/12 flower). Final cannabinoid expression is most consistent when night temperatures drop 8–10°F below day temperatures in the last two weeks before harvest.

With only 0.8% THC, Ringos Gift CBD delivers focused, calm sensations without the cerebral high of recreational cannabis. The 11.8% CBD content is what produces the felt effect: a smooth body-relaxation curve, mental clarity, and a gentle elevation of mood. This is the chemistry profile most associated with:

• Daytime use, focus and clarity without psychoactivity
• A calm, clear-headed, low-intensity character
• A smooth, non-intoxicating body-relaxation curve
• A heavier, more relaxing body effect at higher doses (without next-day grogginess)

Dominant terpenes: Bisabolol (primary), Myrcene (secondary), Caryophyllene (tertiary). High-CBD strains lean toward calming, grounding terpene profiles, Bisabolol contributes a soft, resinous note while Myrcene and Caryophyllene add layered complexity that develops fully during a 3–4 week jar cure.