WSU Strain
WSU provides relaxation and pain relief with its calm, spacey effects and complex flavor profile.
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Growing Info
How to Grow the WSU Strain
Interested in growing the WSU strain? This Washington-grown strain, like its parent Chemo, is cultivated primarily for its therapeutic properties, especially for counteracting the side effects of chemotherapy. WSU prefers indoor cultivation and has a flowering period of roughly 60 to 70 days.
The History and Genetics of WSU Strain
WSU is an indica strain named in homage to one of Washington’s state universities. It is a rendition of the Chemo strain and should not be confused with the UW indica, named after the rivaling University of Washington. This strain is known for its deep relaxation and mild sedative properties.
WSU Strain: Aroma, Flavor & Appearance
WSU has a complex flavor profile with notes of citrus, berry, and pine, as well as undertones of menthol and sage. The aroma is mild, with a sweet fruity overtone reminiscent of berries and earth. Visually, WSU buds are leafy forest green with amber hairs and a frosty layer of tiny amber crystal trichomes.
Medical Benefits of WSU Strain
WSU is primarily used for its medical benefits. Reviews suggest it helps with pain, stress, insomnia, and appetite loss. Its hunger-inducing effects are particularly beneficial for combating nausea. Additionally, WSU is good for relaxing aching muscles and easing mental tensions.
Main Effects of WSU Strain
The main effects of WSU include feeling relaxed, hungry, and sleepy. It is also known for its calming and mood-lifting properties, helping users unwind after a long day.
Potential Side Effects of WSU Strain
Negative effects reported for WSU include dry mouth and dry eyes. It is advised to stay hydrated and moderate your intake to avoid any discomfort.
