Monster CBD

Monster CBD – Balanced potency and high therapeutic performance

Monster CBD is a photoperiodic feminized strain created by crossing Monster—one of the most productive plants in the catalog—and Only CBD, recognized for its high cannabidiol content. The result is a robust, productive, and balanced genetic, designed to offer abundant harvests with a lucid and therapeutic effect. Ideal for both commercial growers and medicinal users looking for a smooth, clear, and functional experience.

Cultivation characteristics

Monster CBD develops a strong and vigorous structure, with large leaves and a high productive capacity. Indoors, it completes flowering in 60–65 days, reaching final heights of 80–100 cm and yields of up to 550–600 g/m². Outdoors, it can grow up to 2–3 meters, offering exceptional harvests of 800 g to 2 kg per plant. It is easy to grow in any medium—soil, coco, or hydro—and responds very well to medium/high nutrition in both phases. Outdoor sowing is ideal from March to June in the northern hemisphere and from September to January in the southern hemisphere, with harvest around mid-October or April, respectively.

Aroma and flavor

Monster CBD's bouquet is deep, resinous, and sophisticated. Its aroma combines fine woods, spices, and citrus notes of mandarin, accompanied by an earthy Diesel background that adds character. On the palate, a resinous, citrusy, and spicy flavor is appreciated, with a persistence reminiscent of classic varieties with high terpene content. A balanced sensory experience, both aromatic and gustatory.

Effects

Monster CBD offers a lucid, creative, and moderately psychoactive effect. Thanks to its THC:CBD ratio of 1.5–1:1, it provides a clear and functional sensation, ideal for daily use. Medicinally, it is valued for its analgesic, relaxing, and anxiolytic properties, without producing overwhelming effects. Its 8–11% THC and 7–8% CBD achieve a perfect balance between mental well-being and physical relaxation.

Terpene Profile

• Monoterpenes: Limonene, myrcene, and pinene, responsible for the citrus and resinous notes.
• Sesquiterpenes: Caryophyllene and humulene, which provide spicy, woody, and earthy nuances.