Harlequin Cannabis Seeds

The Harlequin strain is a famous cannabis strain for many reasons. It's known for both medicinal uses as well as recreational use. In this article, we're going to explore why this strain is so popular and why you may think about adding it to your list of favorite cannabis strains.

Summary of what is covered in this article: Read time is about 5-10 minutes.

1. What CBD is and how does it affect GABA levels

2. What GABA is and why it is important

3. Harlequin is a high CBD strain that has very low levels of THC

   Where to buy quality harlequin seeds

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Now let's get started.

Legal Stuff

Just kidding! First, the legal warning: This article is not a scientific research paper, so please don't treat it as such. The information in this article is the opinion of the author and not medical advice. I'm not a doctor, nor do I play one on TV. If you are thinking about using medical cannabis, please consult with your doctor.

That being said, I do believe in the healing power of the harlequin strain. I also encourage everyone should have the knowledge and opportunity to grow harlequin marijuana seeds if they choose. Growing weed as a medicine should be a choice that people are allowed to make freely.

Now we can get started!

What is CBD?

How many of you have had a friend tell you about CBD and how it can be helpful for something that is affecting you? I'm sure many of you have, but do you really know about CBD and what it does? CBD has become quite the buzzword over the past few years. To unlock the true strength of Harlequin, we must investigate what CBD is and what it actually does.

CBD stands for Cannabidiol (ka·nuh·buh·dai·uhl), so now you can pronounce it correctly =). CBD is different from THC (tetrahydrocannabinol). THC is what produces the high feeling when people use cannabis. CBD does affect your brain, but it's not psychoactive.  

CBD enhances the release of GABA (Gamma-aminobutyric acid), a naturally occurring amino acid that works as a primary neurotransmitter in your brain. GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter and facilitates communication between your brain and nervous system. Since GABA is an inhibitor, its job is to inhibit the activity of nerve cells in your nervous system. Which in English means it reduces the activity of your nerve cells.

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Understanding GABA is essential in understanding how CBD affects your body. GABA is called "the brain calming chemical" for a good reason. When GABA levels get too low, it's hard to get your body to relax and chill out. Low GABA levels can be the source of the following:

• Anxiety

• Insomnia

• Mood Disorders, such as depression

• Overthinking

• Dystonia

• Stress and Fatigue

• Seizure Disorders

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Now that we understand GABA, we can see why CBD is effective in helping people due to how CBD dramatically enhances the body's GABA levels. My research showed that there are a few side effects to having too much GABA. The side effects have not been adequately studied, but people have reported the following:

• Sleepiness

• Headaches

• Upset stomach

It's hard to say if these side effects were directly related to the excess GABA or some other reason. It is not clear if GABA interacts with any medications or supplements. It's best to consult with your doctor about this.

Now that we got all that out of the way, we can focus on the subject of this article, Harlequin.

What are Harlequin Seeds Good For Treating?

Harlequin has high CBD content, making it an excellent medical strain for people who don't want any mind-altering effects. Harlequin has a whopping CBD level of 10-15% and a low THC level of 7%. Since HQ has low THC content, it doesn't mess with your senses. In addition, this strain gives you the freedom to use it for treatment during the day and night. So this strain is excellent for everyday use when you need to be "on" and still need the relief that medical cannabis can deliver.  

Harlequin is an Sativa dominant strain. It has 80% Sativa and 20% Indica. The Sativa content provides you with a head-clearing effect, and the Indica gives you the ability to relax.

Harlequin CBD strain can be used to treat the following:

• Epilepsy

• Anxiety

• Chronic Pain

• Dystonia

• Parkinson Disease

• Crohn Disease

• ADHD

• Muscle Spasms

• Bipolar disorder

Read more about the Best Medical Cannabis Seeds in 2022.

Where to Buy Harlequin Seeds

One of the biggest problems is finding this strain. It can be tough to find, and you want to make sure you get it from a reputable source. The best way to get Harlequin female plants is to grow them yourself. This removes all the intermediaries from the process, and you'll know exactly what went into the plant. In addition, growing your own Harlequin cannabis seeds puts the power into your hands, so you get the purest product possible.

The excellent news about Harlequin is that finding the seeds is not difficult. Click on this link, and you'll be taken to our Harlequin cannabis seeds page. Our seeds are all high quality seeds and feminized, so you don't have to worry about getting male plants and weeding those out. Read more about harlequin feminized cannabis seeds below. Plus, our seeds are guaranteed to germinate.  

If you suffer from any of the conditions mentioned in this article, you may benefit from adding some Harlequin to your daily routine. Get that boost of relaxation and pain relief all in one shot.

Why Getting Harlequin Feminized Seeds is Critical

So you’re ready to take the plunge and try out this awesome strain but you’re not sure what’s the deal with feminized seeds. Well, you’re in luck because we’re going to explain the difference between harlequin feminized cannabis seeds and seeds that are not guaranteed feminized.

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What I find inspiring is that there has been a growing acceptance of cannabis in general over the past few years. We've seen many states legalize cannabis use for medicinal and recreational use. We had also seen the FDA approve a CBD medicine called Epidoilex in 2018. Epidoilex is used to treat two different types of epilepsy, Dravet syndrome, and Lennox-Gastaut syndrome.

Get this, the DEA has cannabis on the same list as Heroin, Crack, LSD, and methylenedioxymethamphetamine (ecstasy). However, here’s an interesting piece of information: according to the DEA cannabis sheet (https://www.dea.gov/sites/default/files/2020-06/Marijuana-Cannabis-2020_0.pdf), there have been no deaths reported from overdosing on marijuana.  

I hope that we'll continue to see more states legalize cannabis on the state level, and I hope to see cannabis removed from the Schedule I controlled substance list in the future.  

If you have any questions or comments on this article, please feel free to leave them in the comments below. Please keep the comments kind and constructive. We all make mistakes and try to become wiser as we go through life.

Here’s to your cannabis seeds growing journey!

-The Autoflowering Cannabis Seeds team