Tropical Summer CBD grow

I have grown “very low THC” and “legal” CBD strains. However, I have not found one to my liking. These so called “pure CBD” still got people high. With no way to test CBD content at home, I suspect that plants grown from seeds are do not have CBD/THC content not as advertised. Then, I might as well grow older proven strain even at 1:1 CBD/THC ratio. And people advertising a total of 10% CBD/THC may get me the same thing as those who advertise 20% CBD ratio. So, let’s try this Critical Mass CBD. Seeds popped okay. After about two weeks, one seedling failed to continue. One plant is doing well due to better soil mix with good drainage. The other five were stunted with packed soil. Too much peat moss is not good for hot and wet climates. Then, five plants were put in six-inch fern pot. This type of pot has vertical slot along the side for air entrance. I used soil, earth worm casting, and coconut husk. I also added sea purslane as companion plant to stimulate cannabis seedling root. After three weeks, four plants were surviving in the sun and rain storm. The biggest seedling damped off and died. It rotted at the bottom of main stem. The roots were actually fine, but the plant rotted off at the base. I pinched off the tops of the remaining plants to get branch structure started. After four weeks, four plants out of seven seeds are doing well. It’s time to name these plants. And I labeled them as CM CBD 1, 2,3, and 4. Raining season started. After this month, I shall be cloning high THC strains for late winter round.