Cannapedia series #49: The Grand Hindu

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We are getting close to half century and I still got my promise in mind and of course I’m in your hook, but least I forget, tap the guys who are still high on that Santa Maria Kush and for sure they will join us here as we take off for today’s issue of the cannapedia series, and even though the highly spiritualy associated Santa Maria tends to keeps us in that ‘spiritual’ mood for a longer period of time, we let our stubbornness get into play and drag our feet off it’s grip and stir our train into another page of the cannapedia series, Incase you missed that last time, then you might have to read up other that, it’s a suggestion though, but for real, just join us on this series, that’s the most important… haha

Last time on the cannapedia series, we discussed the Santa Maria strain, a cross breeding of the silver pearl and the Mexican strain a sativa dominant strain with potent cerebral effects despite its average THC level and also an high indica-like feeling despite the sativa dominance, gets you up and feeling like that Indica got stuck somewhere around your nerves and taking place of the sativa, it’s a strain for you if you are having complications such as low libido and lacking the zeal to eat, also a good analgesic strain and good for management of stress and depression, you’ll have more to discover when you flip to the left..

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Closing in on half a century, we have the Grand Hindu strain on our page for this issue of the cannapedia series, the grand hindu is just your perfect evening or rest time buddy, with 90% Indica and about 10% strain, it’s the perfect strain for a perfect rest especially when suffering from that loss of sleep, having a stress day and not enough zeal to sleep, the almost pure Indica strain if your friend for the night. Produced via the cross breeding of Hindu Kush and Grand daddy purps which we’ve discussed on the course of this series.
The sweet grape scent of this strain fills your nostrils as we blow of the smokes and launches the effects of this strain and keeps your system prepared for its actions…

The high that comes from this landrace heritage strain may only pop up after ten to fifteen minutes. Eventually, consumers are struck by a feeling of heaviness in the head, accompanied by odd sensations like flushing in the cheeks or an increase in salivation. As these strange tics dissipate, they’re replaced by some trippy sensory phenomena. Smokers may notice that certain sights or sounds seem more intense vivid; they may also experience an ineffable.
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THC levels ranging from 24% to 30% endows on this strain an enormous potency and abilities to perform the cerebral aspects of its effects just as explained. It’s hence a good strain for managing insomnia and anxiety as it’s calmness ensures that these noxious feelings are put to rest or at least subdued to an extent, major depressive disorders can also be handled using this strain. Despite this potency, the cerebral actions are relatively not intense and can be managed by patients prone to paranoid feelings and panic.

Getting the seeds of the Grand Hindu is rare, hence growing this strain requires clippings from already growing plants to produce clones, flowering starts in about eight weeks of growth or nine weeks in some cases.

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