Remedy

Remedy is a CBD strain with barely any THC at all.

It is Cannatonic crossed with Afghan Skunk, bred by CBD Crew. It is also sold as Z7. CBD runs high, into the high teens; THC sits below one percent. The question is whether that is what you want.

Almost no high.

Remedy is a fit question more than an effect. If you want to get high, this is not the strain: there is not enough THC to be intoxicating, even for someone with no tolerance. If you want a mild, clear body calm with a lemon flavor and essentially no head change, it fits.

The reviewer effect words are relaxed, happy and a light focus, with a sedated quality in the deeper data. The logged negatives, dry mouth and dry eyes, are low. A standard amount is fine, and an edible dose is easy to calculate given how little THC is involved.

Remedy smells of lemon and sweet citrus over pine and a floral, earthy base. The flavor is lemon and herb over earth. It is a pleasant, light profile, which is most of what a CBD strain has to offer on the sensory side.

Remedy has no measured terpene data, and Humulene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Linalool and Limonene are named without numbers.

Nothing is quantified, so the lemon-and-herb smell is a nose call. For a CBD strain the terpene profile matters more than usual, since there is no THC to carry the experience. A jar with a genuinely fresh lemon smell is the one worth buying.

Remedy THC sits below one percent, low enough that sources agree it will not produce a high in anyone. CBD is the whole story, reported into the high teens. It was bred by CBD Crew specifically for that ratio.

Remedy carries far more CBD than THC, so it delivers flavor and a mild calm rather than any real intoxication.