Anyone have experience with Sour Tsunami or Charlottes Web? Growing time?

Not sure if this is the right forum but...
I have a hybrid of the two and i'm growing them outside in the Carolinas. Just a few for personal use. I am used to growing THC dominant monsters out west. I'm starting to get worried that the buds aren't growing fast enough. They are a lot small than i'm used to at this time. Does anyone know the general flowering time of either of these strains? Harvest time? Or how they do with a milder climate and moisture? Any advice would be much appreciated!

Have not grown Charlotte web. But I have grown 4 pure CBD strains outside in my cool foggy marine PNW climate.

All my strains were auto flowering. The Charlotte Angel, was dropped around July 1, and is just finnishing, maybe a week or two. Grew, industrial plant CBD, Cheese CBD, Med Gnome 1 CBD and the Charlotte Angel.

I seem to get more bud rot/ mold with pure CBD strains?

Flowering time seems similar to THC strains.

Got pictures?

Here is a relative Charlotte Angel.


Not exactly dense buds

OPfarmer said:

Have not grown Charlotte web. But I have grown 4 pure CBD strains outside in my cool foggy marine PNW climate.

All my strains were auto flowering. The Charlotte Angel, was dropped around July 1, and is just finnishing, maybe a week or two. Grew, industrial plant CBD, Cheese CBD, Med Gnome 1 CBD and the Charlotte Angel.

I seem to get more bud rot/ mold with pure CBD strains?

Flowering time seems similar to THC strains.

Got pictures?

Here is a relative Charlotte Angel.
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Not exactly dense buds

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Wow yeah they look rather larfy. I’ll be making extracts with mine so I guess it won’t matter too much. Some of mine are bound to be heavier cbd than others as they were from seed and tsunami has just a 25% chance of getting a high cbd Pheno. Most of them will be more like half and half cbd:thc ratio. I’ll grab some updated pictures today, I’d love to know what you think, especially about where they’re at for being halfway through flower. Usually my thc strains are much further along at this point but it may just be normal for cbd. I just hope they’re done before the frost comes.
Thanks for your reply. And they may not be dense but they are pretty, good job.

Sticky for a pure CBD strain. I look forward to drying curing and making farmer hash, then cooking the rest up in coconut oil for cutting the buzz on THC edibles and playing around with making lotions. (Which I here do wonders for joints and muscles.)