4 Weed Strains Every Stoner (and Newbie) Should Know

According to a study, cannabis use is increasing among American adults. The industry is promising, with more researchers finding various medical conditions for which the green herb can help. It is a versatile form of medication. 

But stoners know that cannabis comes in many strains, producing different effects for the user. The wide variety of weed strains makes it complex to choose a strain. Factors like your tolerance to cannabinoids, physiology, and the endocannabinoid system are unique; hence, you may experience the strains differently. Experimenting with the strains to ascertain their effect on you is crucial.

Below, check out top weed strains every stoner and newbie should know. 

Green Crack

This strain is a reliable energizer. Though the name causes controversy on various fronts within the industry, it matches the experience you get when medicating Green Crack. Green Crack strain is very powerful and can make you clean the entire house, as it is known for its energizing effects. 

Many reviews mention that the Green Crack relieves users from depression and fatigue symptoms. Avoid medicating on this strain before bed, as it will keep you awake for hours. This strain is not only popular but also easy to find. 

Green Crack has a THC component of 15 – 25 percent and a CBD component below 1 percent. 

When considering the side effects of smoking weed, it’s important to note that while some people may experience relaxation and euphoria, others may experience negative effects such as increased heart rate, dry mouth, and impaired memory or concentration. Understanding the potential side effects of smoking weed can help individuals make informed decisions about their cannabis use.

Chocolope Strain 

In 2007, Chocolope was awarded “Strain of the Year” by High Times. The strain is a brilliant genetic combination of powerful sativas: Cannalope Haze and Chocolate Thai. Many users have replaced their morning coffee beverage with the Chocolope thanks to its energizing, focus-inducing, motivating, and uplifting effects. 

Chocolope strain continues to gain users across the globe as the go-to marijuana because of its revolutionary mind and body effects and tasty flavor profile. It is also used medically to relieve chronic pain, depression, fatigue, and anxiety. This strain can grow indoors and outdoors and is worth trying if you have green hands. 

The THC content is 16 – 23 percent, and CBD is 1 percent. A dry mouth is one of the most common adverse effects, but easy to manage with a little extra preparation. 

Lucid Blue 

Lucid Blue seeds are rare but give a reasonable yield of about 7-10 ounces per plant. The strain is super easy for anyone to grow. Lucid Blue nugs are small and dense with a deep green and blue hue. You will also notice bright orange hairs with trichomes that determine the strain’s potency. 

This cannabis strain has a fruit and berry flavor. If you are on a tight budget, this may not work as the whole ounce may cost between 380 – 400 dollars. 

Patients with chronic fatigue, nausea, stress, headaches, and anxiety can find great relief with Lucid Blue. Its 2-3 percent CBD component gives it a great medical strain. 

Red Congolese

Though the name suggests African origin, this strain is a blend of Afghan and Mexican roots with origin in California. Red Congolese stretches up to 6 feet at full height as a plant and has a distinct flavor (fruity and cheesy). 

Users of this strain testify that it gives clear head focus and some physical relaxation. It contains THC content of 18 – 23 percent and CBD content of less than 1 percent. 

Conclusion 

Weed is a useful tool

Weed is a useful tool for managing certain symptoms. However, excessive use is highly discouraged. Newbies should start low and slow with the lowest THC strains.

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