CBD Charlotte’s Angel

CBD Charlotte’s Angel is a sativa cannabis cultivar bred by Dutch Passion, sold as feminized seeds. Community reports most often describe it as pain relief, relaxing and creative. Available chemistry data shows a thc dominant chemotype and THC at 0–5%. Growers can expect a flowering time of 9–12 weeks.

CBD Charlotte’s Angel at a glance

Breeder
Dutch Passion
Type
sativa
Chemotype
thc dominant
Seed type
feminized
THC
0–5%
Flowering time
9–12 weeks
Dominant terpenes
limonene, myrcene, caryophyllene

Effects & experience

Based on 8 community reports, with an average rating of 4.75/5.

Most-reported effects:

Also reported: creative, uplifting.

Effects are community-reported user experiences, not medical claims.

Flavors & aroma

CBD Charlotte’s Angel is most often described as earthy, pine and sweet.

Genetics & lineage

Type: sativa · feminized · bred by Dutch Passion.

Also sold as: cbd-charlottes-angel — different product names, same canonical cultivar.

Growing CBD Charlotte’s Angel

Flowering time: 9–12 weeks.

3 live listings — see prices and shops on WeedYouLike.

Lab data & specs

Chemistry fingerprint (1 sample): THC 8% · total terpenes 80.74% · dominant: limonene 36.07%, myrcene 28.96%, caryophyllene 11.61%

Breeder-reported spec (Dutch Passion): THC 8% · terpenes 80.74%

CBD Charlotte’s Angel FAQ

What are the effects of CBD Charlotte’s Angel?

The WeedYouLike community most often reports pain relief, relaxing and creative for CBD Charlotte’s Angel. These are user-reported experiences, not medical claims.

Is CBD Charlotte’s Angel indica or sativa?

CBD Charlotte’s Angel is classified as a sativa cultivar, bred by Dutch Passion.

How much THC does CBD Charlotte’s Angel have?

Available data puts CBD Charlotte’s Angel's THC at 0–5%, consistent with its thc dominant chemotype.

How long does CBD Charlotte’s Angel take to flower?

CBD Charlotte’s Angel flowers in 9–12 weeks, based on breeder and community grow data.

What does CBD Charlotte’s Angel taste like?

CBD Charlotte’s Angel is most often described as earthy, pine and sweet.

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