All seeds sold by Evertree are strictly sold as souvenirs and collectors’ items for genetic preservation purposes only. They are not sold for germination or cultivation. Cannabis seeds are a non-controlled part of the cannabis plant under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971; however, cultivating cannabis plants without the appropriate Home Office licence is unlawful in the UK. Customers are responsible for complying with the law applicable in their location.
CBD autoflower seeds combine CBD-focused cannabis genetics with autoflowering traits, bringing together varieties with distinct cannabinoid profiles and genetic characteristics.
These seeds are bred with a greater emphasis on CBD. Some varieties are described by their breeders as having very low THC levels, while others contain a more balanced ratio of CBD and THC, so it is important to check the individual strain specifications when comparing varieties.
Our CBD autoflower seed range brings together selected genetics from established breeders, with varieties differing in cannabinoid profile, genetic lineage, flavour characteristics and other breeder-provided specifications.
CBD autoflower seeds are cannabis seeds bred to combine two distinct traits: autoflowering genetics and a CBD-focused cannabinoid profile.
Traditional photoperiod cannabis varieties rely on changes in hours of light and darkness before flowering begins. Autoflowering varieties are genetically different because their ruderalis heritage allows flowering to begin according to maturity rather than a change in light cycle.
The CBD side of the genetics relates to the cannabinoid profile associated with the variety. Some CBD-rich strains are described as containing only small amounts of THC, while others have a more balanced combination of both cannabinoids.
The term CBD autoflower does not automatically mean THC-free, so the breeder specifications for each individual strain should always be checked.
One of the main differences between autoflower and photoperiod genetics is how flowering is genetically triggered.
Autoflower varieties begin flowering according to maturity, while feminized photoperiod varieties depend on changes in the light cycle before flowering begins.
The two categories can also differ in genetic lineage, cannabinoid profile and other breeder-described characteristics. Neither type is automatically better, so collectors can compare the individual strain information and genetic background of each variety.
Start by comparing the CBD and THC levels listed by the breeder. Cannabinoid profiles can vary considerably between strains, so a CBD-rich variety should not automatically be assumed to be THC-free or particularly low in THC.
Genetic lineage is another useful point of comparison. CBD autoflower varieties can include indica, sativa and hybrid backgrounds, with each breeder developing different combinations of established cannabis genetics.
It is also worth comparing flavour profile, breeder, strain heritage and whether the variety has been developed around a balanced CBD and THC profile or a stronger emphasis on CBD.
Our CBD autoflower seed range focuses on varieties that combine autoflowering genetics with CBD-rich cannabis lineages.
When comparing seeds, look beyond the category name and check the individual cannabinoid profile, genetic lineage, breeder and strain information. These characteristics can vary significantly from one variety to another.
Evertree stocks CBD autoflower cannabis seeds from established breeders, giving collectors a choice of different genetic backgrounds and cannabinoid profiles.
CBD autoflower seeds are cannabis seeds that combine autoflowering genetics with a CBD-focused cannabinoid profile.
Their autoflowering classification comes from their genetic heritage, while the CBD classification relates to the cannabinoid characteristics described by the breeder.
Not always. Some CBD autoflower varieties are described as containing very little THC, while others have a more balanced ratio of CBD and THC.
Always check the cannabinoid profile supplied for the individual strain.
The main difference is the cannabinoid profile. CBD autoflower seeds are bred with a greater emphasis on CBD, while other autoflower varieties may have very different cannabinoid characteristics.
Both belong to the wider autoflower category and share autoflowering genetic heritage.
Autoflower varieties are genetically associated with flowering according to maturity rather than relying on a specific change in the light cycle. This characteristic is linked to their ruderalis heritage.
Photoperiod varieties differ because flowering is associated with changes in the hours of light and darkness.
Cannabis seeds themselves are a non-controlled part of the cannabis plant under UK law. However, cultivating cannabis plants without the appropriate Home Office licence is unlawful.
All cannabis seeds sold by Evertree UK are sold strictly as souvenirs and collectors’ items and are not sold for germination or cultivation.
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