Marmalade Strain
Marmalade offers sweet berry honey flavor and balanced effects. THC 23% and CBD up to 6%. Great for stress and mood swings.
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Growing Info
How to Grow the Marmalade Strain
Marmalade strain is versatile and can be grown both indoors and outdoors. It requires a sunny Mediterranean climate and regular trimming to ensure airflow and light penetration. Marmalade takes around 60 to 70 days to flower, rewarding growers with a generous yield.
The History and Genetics of Marmalade Strain
Marmalade is a 50/50 hybrid created by crossing Blueberry Cheesecake and Sour Tsunami. Originally bred for its medicinal benefits, this strain combines the best traits of its parent strains, resulting in a balanced experience that suits various needs.
Marmalade Strain: Aroma, Flavor & Appearance
Marmalade offers a rich and complex flavor profile, including sweet notes of berry and honey, contrasting with a pungent skunky aroma accented by cheese and herbs. Visually, the buds are bright yellow-green with rich blue leaves and amber hairs covered in glittering crystal trichomes.
Medical Benefits of Marmalade Strain
Marmalade is highly regarded for its medicinal values, particularly in alleviating chronic stress, depression, mood swings, fatigue, and nausea or appetite loss. The strain’s high THC (up to 23%) and CBD (up to 6%) levels enhance its therapeutic qualities, providing significant relief to users.
Main Effects of Marmalade Strain
The main effects of Marmalade include feelings of euphoria, creativity, and relaxation. It makes users feel aroused, giggly, and uplifted, making it particularly suitable for social gatherings and artistic activities.
Potential Side Effects of Marmalade Strain
Users report minimal negative effects, including headaches, dry eyes, and occasional paranoia. These effects are generally mild and can be managed by staying hydrated and not over-consuming.
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