Middlefork CBD
Blueberry × Dutch Treat
Middlefork (CBD) is a hybrid cultivar emphasizing calm and functional relief with limited intoxication. This CBD-dominant variation on a Pacific Northwest classic preserves the original's fruit and pine bouquet while offering a clear-headed experience.
Appearance
Middlefork (CBD) typically presents medium-dense, conical flower structures covered in trichomes and pistils. The coloration ranges from bright lime green to deeper forest green, with potential for faint purple hues under cool conditions. Mature stigmas are often orange or copper.
The plant exhibits moderate internode spacing and typically stretches 1.5x to 2.0x its height after light cycle changes. Leaf shape is intermediate, broader than narrow-leaf types but less so than broad-leaf varieties, with a waxy green appearance. The calyx-to-leaf ratio is generally favorable, aiding in trimming and airflow.
Aroma & Flavor
Aromatically, Middlefork (CBD) combines fruit-forward sweetness with coniferous brightness and subtle herbal spice. Initial scents often evoke blueberry preserves, lemon zest, and eucalyptus. Breaking apart the buds can reveal deeper notes of pine sap, damp cedar, and floral undertones.
The flavor profile mirrors the aroma, featuring notes of berry, blueberry, citrus, lemon, and orange, complemented by floral and peppery nuances. The overall sensory experience is often described as a blend of fruit esters and pine, with a hint of herbal spice.
Effects
Middlefork (CBD) is noted for promoting calm and clarity, offering a balanced, daytime-friendly experience. It is designed to provide functional relief with minimal intoxicating effects, making it approachable for many users.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids
This cultivar is characterized by a CBD-dominant chemical profile, with THC levels kept modest. The terpene spectrum often includes Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene, Linalool, Pinene, Terpinolene, and Nerolidol, contributing to its distinct fruit and pine bouquet.
Origins & Lineage
Middlefork (CBD) is a CBD-focused derivative of the original Middle Fork, a popular strain from Washington State. The original Middle Fork is commonly understood to be a cross between Blueberry and Dutch Treat. Middlefork (CBD) is developed either as a selected phenotype or through hybridization with established CBD-rich strains to increase cannabidiol content.
Growing Information
Cultivation of Middlefork (CBD) requires attention to detail, as CBD expression can be sensitive to environmental factors. Plants typically develop medium-dense colas and can reach heights of 90–120 cm indoors if untrained, or 60–90 cm with topping. Yields can range from 400–550 g/m² indoors under optimal conditions.
Flowering time is generally around 7–8 weeks, with trichome maturation from clear to cloudy. Growers should monitor for moisture in dense flower tops late in the cycle. Outdoor yields in temperate climates can be substantial, potentially reaching 0.5–1.0 kg per plant in larger containers.