Panakeia CBG Cannabis Seeds Feminized
Panakeia (registered cultivar name HURV19PAN) is a feminized (99%+), CBG-dominant industrial hemp cultivar with an Indica-dominant, medium, stout plant structure. It was bred to accumulate high levels of CBG while keeping THC and CBD extremely low — reported below 0.01% for both under tested conditions. CBG reaches up to ~18% indoors or up to ~14% outdoors. It flowers approximately 60 days after seeding, with outdoor harvest typically late September through early October. Panakeia is listed on Health Canada's List of Approved Cultivars for the 2026 industrial hemp growing season. Because THC is negligible, this cultivar does not produce the intoxicating effects associated with conventional THC-rich cannabis.
Genetics & Development
Panakeia was developed through a breeding program involving Hemp Trading S.L.U. and the Polytechnic University of Valencia in Spain. The program focused on redirecting the plant's cannabinoid pathway so that CBGA converts predominantly into CBG rather than THC or CBD, producing an unusually CBG-dominant cannabinoid profile distinct from conventional THC- or CBD-focused genetics.
Panakeia Strain Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Sex | Feminized (99%+) |
| Variety | CBG-dominant, Indica-dominant industrial hemp cultivar |
| Registered Cultivar Name | HURV19PAN |
| Flowering Type | Photoperiod, early-flowering |
| Flowering | ~60 days after seeding |
| Outdoor Harvest | Late September to early October |
| Where to Grow | Indoor / Outdoor / Greenhouse where legally permitted |
| Plant Structure | Medium, stout, highly branched, strong flower-stacking |
| THC | <0.01% (published tested conditions) |
| CBD | <0.01% (published tested conditions) |
| CBG | Up to ~18% indoors / up to ~14% outdoors |
| Indoor Yield | No standardized flower-yield figure published |
| Outdoor Yield | Up to ~4,000 lb/acre biomass under suitable field conditions |
Aroma & Flavor
A softer, more restrained profile than most THC-rich varieties — earthy and herbal, with light tea, subtle mint, gentle spice, and mild citrus undertones.
What Is CBG?
CBG (Cannabigerol) is a naturally occurring cannabinoid found in Cannabis sativa. In most conventional cannabis, the precursor CBGA converts into THC, CBD, or other cannabinoids as the plant matures. Panakeia was selectively developed so that substantially more of this pathway remains directed toward CBG instead.
Non-Intoxicating Profile
With THC reported below 0.01%, Panakeia does not produce the intoxicating effects associated with conventional THC-rich cannabis. Its distinguishing characteristics are its high CBG content, extremely low THC and CBD, and its status as an approved industrial hemp cultivar. Individual cannabinoid results can vary — growers should rely on appropriate laboratory testing where regulatory compliance is required.
Growing Notes
Feminized seeds reduce the likelihood of male plants, letting growers devote more space to female plants — though as with any seed line, environmental stress can still influence individual plant expression, and monitoring throughout development is recommended. Its early-flowering habit (~60 days) can be an advantage in Canadian growing regions where cool, wet autumn weather arrives quickly.
Canadian Regulatory Note
HURV19PAN (Panakeia) is included on Health Canada's List of Approved Cultivars for the 2026 industrial hemp growing season. Commercial industrial hemp cultivation in Canada remains subject to federal licensing, pedigreed seed requirements, THC testing, and other applicable regulations. Always verify current federal, provincial, and local requirements before planting or cultivating industrial hemp.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Panakeia? A feminized, CBG-dominant industrial hemp cultivar (registered as HURV19PAN), bred for high CBG with extremely low THC and CBD, and approved on Health Canada's 2026 cultivar list.
Is it intoxicating? No — THC is reported below 0.01%, so it doesn't produce the effects associated with conventional THC-rich cannabis.
How much CBG does it contain? Up to approximately 18% indoors, or up to approximately 14% outdoors.
How long does it take to flower? About 60 days after seeding; outdoor harvest is typically late September to early October.
What's the yield? Outdoor biomass production can reach up to ~4,000 lb/acre under suitable field conditions; no standardized indoor flower-yield figure has been published.
What does it taste like? Earthy and herbal, with light tea, mint, and mild citrus notes.
Legal Disclaimer
Cannabis and industrial hemp laws vary by jurisdiction. Buyers are responsible for understanding and following all applicable local, provincial/state, and federal regulations before purchasing, possessing, germinating, or cultivating seeds. Cannabinoid percentages, flowering dates, plant characteristics, aromas, and yields are approximate and may vary according to genetics, environmental conditions, cultivation practices, harvest timing, and laboratory testing. This product description is provided for informational purposes only. No medical or therapeutic claims are made or implied.
