Do cbd strains need any different/unique nutrients or grow environment?

Thanks guys - except trinitye I’m assuming you copy and pasted that as well.. even if not, that’s a bunk ass answer that doesn’t really pertain to the question. Thanks for all that answered. I’ve noticed a few differences in plant morphology but I believe part of it is a mutation. It split off into two main stems, I’ve seen it referred to as “self-topping”. Will be interesting to see how she flowers, thanks!

Yes being a heavy feeder is expected. That strain is Indica dominate. Your plants look awesome keep doing what you are doing.

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No, they use the same nutrients and use the same grow environment as any other cannabis plant, now to answer if she's a heavy feeder, this may be some strains do need a heavier feeding than others.