Green Crack
Sativa
THC: 15-25%
CBD: 0.1-0.3%
Flowering: 7-9 weeks
Green Crack is a sativa-dominant strain celebrated for its sharp energy and focus, making it a great daytime strain.
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About Green Crack
Green Crack, a sativa-dominant strain, is renowned for its invigorating effects and sharp focus. Its origins trace back to the 1970s, where it was initially bred in Athens, Georgia. The strain is believed to be a descendant of the legendary Skunk #1, a hybrid known for its potent effects and robust growth. Some variations of Green Crack also include Afghani landrace genetics, contributing to its unique profile. Over the years, it has gained popularity under various names, but the moniker "Green Crack" was popularized by none other than Snoop Dogg, highlighting its energizing properties.
Visually, Green Crack is a striking strain with dense, tightly packed buds that are light green in color, often adorned with vibrant orange pistils. A generous coating of frosty trichomes gives the buds a slightly sticky texture and a shimmering appearance. The aroma of Green Crack is equally captivating, offering a sweet and fruity scent reminiscent of mango, with subtle earthy and citrus undertones. When broken apart, the buds release a pungent, skunky aroma that hints at its Skunk #1 lineage.
The effects of Green Crack are predominantly cerebral, providing a swift onset of energy and mental clarity that can enhance focus and creativity. This makes it an ideal choice for daytime use, especially for those needing a boost to tackle tasks or engage in social activities. Users often report feelings of euphoria and an uplifted mood, making it beneficial for combating stress, fatigue, and depression. However, its potency means that novice users should approach with caution to avoid potential anxiety or paranoia. Overall, Green Crack is celebrated for its ability to invigorate the mind and body, making it a favorite among sativa enthusiasts.
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