Hawaiian Snow Strain
Hawaiian Snow is a tall, slow-flowering strain with a unique spicy-incense aroma.
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Growing Info
How to Grow the Hawaiian Snow Strain
Growing the Hawaiian Snow strain can be a rewarding challenge due to its tall, stretchy structure. This strain takes up to 14 weeks to flower, making it a longer flowering time compared to other strains. However, the yield is generous, and the plant is known for its intense spicy-incense aroma with hints of citrus and eucalyptus.
The History and Genetics of Hawaiian Snow Strain
Hawaiian Snow is a trifecta of Haze genetics, combining Neville’s Haze, Pure Haze, and Hawaiian Haze into one superior sativa strain. It has won the 2003 Cannabis Cup and is known for its tall stature and slow flowering time. The strain delivers a very stimulating head buzz that’s perfect for social interaction and creative endeavors.
Hawaiian Snow Strain: Aroma, Flavor & Appearance
Hawaiian Snow presents a delicious tropical flavor profile featuring pineapple, mango, and tropical elements. It has a spicy-incense aroma with hints of citrus and eucalyptus. The buds are large, oversized, and light minty green pepper-shaped nugs covered in thick spattering of twisty dark olive green leaves, thin twisty amber hairs, and a fine layer of white crystal trichomes with sweet sticky resin.
Medical Benefits of Hawaiian Snow Strain
Hawaiian Snow is used for its numerous medicinal benefits. Reviews suggest it helps with stress, anxiety, depression, and chronic fatigue. Its high THC level, ranging from 18-24%, makes it suitable for treating chronic pain and other conditions.
Main Effects of Hawaiian Snow Strain
The main effects of Hawaiian Snow include feelings of euphoria, creativity, and giggles. It tends to make users feel energetic, uplifted, and sociable, making it ideal for social settings or creative tasks.
Potential Side Effects of Hawaiian Snow Strain
Negative effects reported for Hawaiian Snow include dry mouth, dry eyes, and dizziness. Moderation is key to avoid any unpleasant sensations.
