Vcdc

VCDC is a 20-to-1 CBD strain with almost no intoxication.

Moxie Seeds crossed ACDC with Viper City OG for it. THC comes in near one percent, with CBD in the high teens. It won Best CBD Strain at the 2015 SoCal Medical Cup.

CBD up, THC near zero.

VCDC is a fit question more than an effect strain. With THC near one percent, there is very little high: reviewers report a mild relaxation and a small lift in mood, with sleepiness for some, but not the head change a THC strain gives. It suits someone who wants the ritual and the flavor without intoxication, or who wants to blend it with a THC strain to take the edge off that one.

The logged negatives skew toward headache and a dizzy reading, both notable in the weighted data, with dry eyes lower. If you are using it for a medical reason, talk to a clinician who knows your history. Start low regardless.

VCDC smells of blueberry and lemon over a sweet, earthy base. The flavor is sweet with a light spice and a berry note. It is a genuinely pleasant profile, which matters more here because the flavor is most of the point.

VCDC has no measured terpene panel, with only Humulene, Caryophyllene and Limonene named.

None of it is quantified, so the blueberry-lemon smell is a nose call. The berry note in particular usually comes from trace aromatic compounds a standard test does not report. With the effect so mild, the smell and taste are a bigger part of the decision than usual, so a jar with a clear blueberry-citrus character is the one to look for.

VCDC THC is near one percent, with CBD reported anywhere from a few percent up to the high teens depending on the batch, roughly a 20-to-1 ratio. That is why there is so little intoxication. The high starts, per one source, with a light head before settling.

VCDC runs about 20 parts CBD to 1 part THC, so expect a mild body calm and next to no high.