Enough bagseed!! Give me some strains!

Well I've just harvested my growbox and I am happy with the buds I got plus the small bits of hash but I feel like I need to grow some serious strains rather than this unknown local indica strain. I looked up Attitude Seedbank to find some strains but I couldn't make my mind up and thought of seeking some help.

A strain that would fit my profile would be a high yielder with enough CBD's and CBN's to measure up to the THC. It needs to be short (I dont mind the odor, I LOVE IT! ) but it should not be an Auto-flowering strain since I want to pick a mother and clone away!

It would also be nice to be able to recommend something like a filter for strains for the attitude seed-bank website. To choose whether you want a plant short/tall, short flowering/long etc etc.. Where can I do that?

Cheers everyone!

http://www.marijuanastrains.com/

this is the link i use to do research on new strains.... and when i cant find it here i use google (barley ever works...). theres a search bar on the top right of the page, for the kind of plants/high you want you will want something 70/30 indica/sativa or close to that. make sure it says "very relaxing" or "very calming" those are what your looking for with the CBD.

a peice of advice. when a strain says it takes 8 weeks to flower I leave it for 9 weeks. this forces the crystals to mature and produce higher levels of CBD, lower levels of THCV, while still having the same THC content. some THC will degrade into CBD, but all of the THCV will degrade into THC making the high last longer,be much heavier, and much calmer.

Corbat420 said:

http://www.marijuanastrains.com/

this is the link i use to do research on new strains.... and when i cant find it here i use google (barley ever works...). theres a search bar on the top right of the page, for the kind of plants/high you want you will want something 70/30 indica/sativa or close to that. make sure it says "very relaxing" or "very calming" those are what your looking for with the CBD.

a peice of advice. when a strain says it takes 8 weeks to flower I leave it for 9 weeks. this forces the crystals to mature and produce higher levels of CBD, lower levels of THCV, while still having the same THC content. some THC will degrade into CBD, but all of the THCV will degrade into THC making the high last longer,be much heavier, and much calmer.

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Thanks a lot for the link! I have never heard of "overflowering?" but it sure sounds legit and like a good idea! I dont want to completely whipe out the THC it's just that I prefer a couchlock, stony, calming high rather than the energetic high.
+rep for that! Thank You! =)

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Does a Kush strain sound good?