Athabasca Strain
Athabasca delivers complex flavors with mild psychoactive effects and numerous medicinal benefits. Effective for pain relief.
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Growing Info
How to Grow the Athabasca Strain
Athabasca strain requires moderate gardening skills and grows best in controlled environments where you can manage temperature and humidity. The flowering period is approximately 60 to 70 days.
The History and Genetics of Athabasca Strain
Athabasca is an indica-dominant hybrid created by crossing Harlequin and Jack the Ripper. This Canadian strain is a variety of Pennywise grown by Aphria and is known for its sweet woody aroma with sharp peppery undertones.
Athabasca Strain: Aroma, Flavor & Appearance
Athabasca presents a complex flavor profile featuring pear, tar, and plum notes. Its aroma includes sweet wood and peppery hints. Visually, Athabasca buds are small, round, surprisingly dense, and dark forest green with delicate translucent amber hairs and a sticky layer of sweet resin.
Medical Benefits of Athabasca Strain
Athabasca is used for its numerous medicinal benefits. Reviews suggest it helps with ADD/ADHD, arthritis, chronic pain, epilepsy, fibromyalgia, gastrointestinal disorders, loss of appetite, muscle spasms, seizures, and stress. Its 1:1 THC to CBD ratio makes it effective for treating conditions like arthritis, PTSD, and epilepsy.
Main Effects of Athabasca Strain
The main effects of Athabasca include feelings of relaxation, talkativeness, and upliftment. It also tends to make users giggly and sociable. The psychoactive effects are mild yet relaxing.
Potential Side Effects of Athabasca Strain
Negative effects reported for Athabasca include dry mouth, dry eyes, and headaches. Moderation is key to avoid any unpleasant sensations. Start slow to experience a balanced and enjoyable high.
