ACDC
Also known as AC/DC
At a glance
- Terpenes
- MyrcenePineneCaryophyllene
- Possible side effects
- Dry Mouth
- Lineage
- Cannatonic phenotype
- Often chosen for
- Any time
About ACDC
ACDC, also written AC/DC, is a CBD-dominant strain listed as a sativa and known as a phenotype selected from Cannatonic. It stands out in any menu because its THC content is very low, typically around 0-1%, while CBD tends to land between 14% and 20%. That ratio makes it one of the best-known names among high-CBD flower.
The buds are usually medium-sized and fairly dense, with green tones and a light coat of trichomes. Expect an earthy, woody aroma with a fresh pine edge. Myrcene is often linked to musky, earthy notes, pinene is the terpene behind many pine and forest scents, and caryophyllene adds a subtle peppery, woody depth.
Because THC is so low, people often report a clear-headed experience rather than a strong high. ACDC is commonly described as calm, relaxed and focused, and many consumers say it fits into any time of day. Exact cannabinoid levels vary by grower and batch, so the numbers on the label matter.
ACDC tends to suit newer consumers and anyone looking for a CBD-forward option without much intoxication. As with any product, start low and go slow, and check the lab results on the package to confirm the CBD and THC levels. You can find ACDC at licensed dispensaries and delivery services near you on WhereLeaf.
For adults of legal age. Not medical advice. THC and CBD vary by grower and batch — check the product label. Effects vary by person. Start low, go slow, and never drive high.