BluePearl CBD

BluePearl CBD is a high-performance, CBD-dominant feminized variety developed for commercial cultivation.

It combines high CBD levels, very low THC, vigorous growth, dense resin-rich flowers and excellent resistance to powdery mildew. Suitable for indoor, greenhouse and outdoor production.

It delivers reliable results for premium flower, biomass and extraction applications.

Key Performance Highlights

BluePearl CBD is a CBD-dominant feminized cannabis seed developed for professional growers seeking high cannabinoid potential, outstanding biomass production, and dependable commercial performance. Under optimal cultivation conditions, it typically produces 14–18% CBD, with THC levels below 1.0%* and an approximate CBD-to-THC ratio of 25–30:1.

This vigorous cultivar develops large plants with strong lateral branching, making efficient use of available growing space. Its robust structure supports the formation of large, dense flowers with excellent resin production and very high yield potential. Its combination of flower quality, plant vigour, and biomass output makes BluePearl CBD suitable for premium CBD flower, commercial biomass, and extraction applications.

With a flowering period of approximately eight weeks, BluePearl CBD offers an efficient production cycle. Outdoor plants are generally ready for harvest in late September in the Northern Hemisphere. The variety performs well indoors, in greenhouses, and outdoors, giving commercial growers flexibility across different production environments.

BluePearl CBD demonstrates excellent commercial uniformity and reliable field performance. Its strong resistance to powdery mildew helps support crop health and can reduce the risks associated with large-scale cultivation. These characteristics make it particularly valuable for growers who require predictable plants, consistent harvests, and efficient commercial production.

Its terpene profile is led by myrcene, caryophyllene, and farnesene, creating a distinctive aromatic character. Sweet fruit and tropical notes are complemented by bright citrus and a subtle touch of fuel, resulting in a layered aroma and flavour profile suitable for premium CBD flower markets.

Technical Specifications Table

Specification

Details

Variety
CBD Dominant Feminized
CBD
14–18% (typical under optimal cultivation)
THC
<1.0%*
CBD:THC Ratio
Approximately 25–30:1
Flowering Time
8 weeks
Outdoor Harvest
Late September (Northern Hemisphere)
Cultivation
Indoor • Greenhouse • Outdoor
Commercial Uniformity
Excellent
Disease Resistance
Strong resistance to powdery mildew with good field performance
Commercial Applications
Premium Flower • Biomass • Extraction
Plant Structure
Large, vigorous plants with strong lateral branching

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Bluepearl Seeds supplies certified hemp seeds exclusively to licensed farmers, agricultural cooperatives, pharmaceutical operators, and authorised industrial hemp producers in jurisdictions where cultivation is legally permitted.

Yes. All Bluepearl Seeds varieties are registered on the national approved cultivar list and are produced under ANRAC authorisation with strict ONSSA supervision. Each batch is supplied with official phytosanitary and seed health certification.

Yes. Our seeds are produced under regulated and traceable conditions and are prepared for export to approved markets, subject to local import and cultivation regulations in the destination country.

Our cultivars are developed to deliver strong and consistent CBD and/or CBG expression while remaining within legally permitted THC thresholds. Performance may vary depending on climate, cultivation practices, and harvest timing.

Yes. Our genetics undergo controlled breeding and multi-cycle stabilisation to ensure uniform germination, consistent plant structure, and reliable performance across commercial-scale cultivation.

Yes. Bluepearl Seeds cultivars are selected for strong structural integrity and uniform growth, making them suitable for both manual and mechanised harvesting systems.

Why Choose Bluepearl Seeds Products?

Fiber, grain, and biomass production