Everyone knows someone who has had a bad first experience with the herb. Maybe you have even been in this situation yourself.
There are many reasons why this may not have been enjoyable, but a major contributor could be that the specific cultivar (strain) was not the right one.
It is also important to understand what terpenes are, THC & CBD effects, and the ways to consume before you try herbs for the first time. If you’re looking for more information, check out our previous blogs on these topics.
When you craft your own experience, selecting a strain is just as personalized as your music taste, wine preference, or signature scent.
Each cultivar may affect individuals differently and with so many kinds available to use for various effects, medical reasons, or benefits-it is worth it to find the right one for you.
This tasty sativa-dominant hybrid has been said to provide balanced effects without overwhelming euphoria. Due to a low THC percentage, Blue Dream might be a good starter for beginners and a fan favorite for connoisseurs.
This energetic and uplifting sativa-dominant cultivar comes with a higher THC content. The euphoric effects of Jack Herer can potentially bring a clear headed perspective that is great for creativity.
This high CBD hybrid is known to bring a powerful full body relaxation and uplift your mood. Cannatonic may also be a great option for early morning relief to help you take on the day.
This highly sedative indica strain may benefit late nights and occational sleeplessness. Impacting the whole body, Northern Lights has been said to help you relax and increase your appetite.
The way a cultivar meets your unique preferences can vary.
Herbal journals can be a helpful way to gain a better understanding of your own cannabis experience and journey.
If you’re in the market, we recommend Goldleaf Pocket Journals
This blog is for informational purposes only and does not represent the views of Rite Innovations. The insights shared are anecdotal and not universally applicable. The FDA has not evaluated the statements about herbal products, and we recommend consulting with a physician before consuming them. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent diseases. Support for claims made on this website is available upon request. This article is not intended as legal advice.
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