Latest CBG News for Septemeber 2025

Recent News and Trending Topics on CBG Seeds and Products

As of September 2025, the cannabigerol (CBG) sector—focusing on seeds for cultivation and derived products—continues to expand rapidly, driven by growing demand for non-psychoactive cannabinoids with potential health benefits like anti-inflammation, neuroprotection, and anxiety relief. The global CBG market was valued at around USD 0.45 billion in 2023 and is projected to reach USD 1 billion by 2032, with a CAGR of about 9%, fueled by wellness trends and innovations in extraction. Here’s a concise overview of key developments:

CBG Seeds: Breeding Challenges and New Varieties

CBG seeds, bred from hemp to yield high CBG (up to 15-20%) with low THC (<0.3%), remain a niche but growing area. Breeding is complex due to recessive genes and the need for stable ratios to avoid THC conversion, but 2025 has seen advancements:

• Breeding Insights and Limited Availability: A February 2025 article from GTR Seeds highlights why few true CBG varieties exist— it took years of genomic testing and field trials to develop strains like White CBG and Stem Cell CBG, both offering 100:1 to 200:1 CBG-to-THC ratios. Most market seeds trace back to these lines, with F2 generations risking instability. This scarcity drives premiums, but it’s a warning against unverified “knock-offs.”
• Cultivation Guides and Strains: SeedsHereNow’s December 2024 guide (updated into 2025) recommends strains like Jack Frost CBG (high yields, 8-11 week flowering) and Sour G CBG for beginners, emphasizing early harvesting to maximize CBG before conversion. Tips include full-spectrum LEDs, pH 6.0-6.3 soil, and biostimulants for 15%+ CBG potency. Feminized options from CBG Seed Source (96%+ feminization) focus on compliant, high-yield genetics for biomass or smokeable flower.
• New Releases and Legal Compliance: Enecta Farm’s Enectarol® CBG seeds, registered in the European catalog, produce 3x more biomass than standard hemp with high CBG and terpenes, ideal for extraction. In the US, Trilogene Seeds’ CBGambit (feminized, sativa-dominant) hit markets in early 2025, praised for 100% germination and wellness oils. Regulatory focus: THC compliance is key, with guidelines for selling CBG seeds under the 2018 Farm Bill.

Trending on X: Discussions emphasize high-CBG strains for home grows, with users sharing successes like 20% CBG yields from White CBG, but warning about invasive risks from uncertified “embedded seeds” in novelty products.

CBG Products: Market Growth and Innovations

Products like oils, gummies, and tinctures are surging, with CBG often blended with CBD for enhanced effects (entourage effect). The CBG gummies segment alone is expected to grow from $2.96 billion in 2025 to $13.25 billion by 2029 at a 45.5% CAGR, driven by legalization and health claims.

• Market Expansion and Formulations: Business Research Insights (April 2025) notes rising CBG-infused skincare and beverages, with innovations like water-soluble CBG concentrates (e.g., Mile High Labs’ 20% liquid, kosher-certified for RTDs and shots) solving formulation issues for uniform dispersion and high potency. CBDfx’s Premium CBD + CBG Oil Tincture ranks as a top 2025 product for stress/sleep, with broad-spectrum extracts boosting clarity and recovery.
• Health and Wellness Trends: Forbes Health (August 2025) covers CBG’s potential for anxiety, pain, and neuroprotection, though research is preliminary. A 2024 Molecules review supports anti-inflammatory uses, with products like Lazarus Naturals’ CBG/CBN gummies for sleep gaining traction. Pet products and targeted edibles (e.g., focus/clarity gummies) are emerging, per Lightspeed’s 2025 CBD trends report.
• Regulatory and Sales Shifts: In Texas, Senate Bill 6 (passed August 2025) bans most THC products but keeps CBD/CBG legal, boosting CBG sales amid a $10B industry threat. Globally, CBN/CBG sales rose triple-digits in Q1 2022 (latest comparable data), outpacing slowing CBD, per BDSA. India’s CBG plants from waste are trending for sustainability.

Trending on X: Buzz around nano-emulsified CBG for beverages and Texas’s THC ban sparing CBG, with users praising strains like CBGambit for oils. Overall, 2025 trends point to premium, compliant products and sustainable cultivation as CBG moves from niche to mainstream. For purchases, check lab-tested sources like SeedsHereNow or CBDfx.Here’s a concise summary of recent news and trends related to CBG (cannabigerol) seeds and products, based on the latest available information:

• Clinical Trial on CBG Effects: A July 2024 study by Washington State University, published in Scientific Reports, found that 20 mg of hemp-derived CBG reduced anxiety and stress in 34 healthy adults without intoxication or cognitive impairment. Notably, CBG enhanced verbal memory, a surprising contrast to THC’s effects. This first human trial highlights CBG’s potential as a non-psychoactive therapeutic option, though further research is needed.
• CBG for Bone Healing: A 2023 Penn State study in the Journal of Bone and Mineral Research showed CBG (and CBD) promoted bone fracture healing in mice, increasing bone progenitor cells and mineral absorption for stronger bones compared to NSAIDs. Researchers are exploring human applications, indicating growing interest in CBG’s medical potential.
• Rising Demand for CBG Seeds: Growers are increasingly focusing on CBG-rich cannabis strains like White CBG and Jack Frost due to rising market demand. A December 2024 guide from SeedsHereNow.com emphasizes selecting high-CBG genetics, early harvesting (1-2 weeks before full maturity), and optimized growing conditions (e.g., full-spectrum LED lights, 75°F daytime temperatures, slightly acidic soil) to maximize CBG content.
• Product Development and Market Trends: CBG products, such as oils, gummies, and crystals, are becoming more popular but remain expensive due to low natural CBG levels in mature cannabis plants. Innovations include strains like Perugina CBG, a feminized variety with 0% THC, and high-CBG strains (up to 15%) from breeders like Dutch Passion and Philosopher Seeds. The entourage effect is noted for enhancing CBG’s efficacy in full-spectrum products.
• Therapeutic Potential: Research continues to explore CBG’s anti-inflammatory, antibacterial (effective against MRSA), and neuroprotective properties, with potential applications for conditions like inflammatory bowel disease, glaucoma, and Huntington’s disease. However, long-term effects and optimal dosing require further study.

These updates reflect CBG’s growing prominence in both medical research and the cannabis industry, with a focus on specialized seeds and diverse product offerings. Always consult healthcare professionals before using CBG products, and check local laws for legality.