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AlephSana 20/1 Cannabisblueten
Jean Guy
Canada
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About the strain
Jean Guy
Jean Guy is a popular hybrid sativa strain with a rich lineage that traces back to its parent strains, White Widow and an unknown phenotype. This Canadian-born strain has gained recognition for its potent effects and unique aromatic profile. When it comes to aroma, Jean Guy offers a delightful blend of sour citrus, lemon, and pine, with subtle undertones of skunk and pepper. This combination creates a captivating fragrance that entices the senses and sets the stage for what's to come. In terms of cannabinoid content, Jean Guy is known for its typically high THC levels. While the exact range can vary, it is not uncommon to find THC levels reaching well above average. This potent THC content contributes to the strain's reputation for delivering intensely cerebral effects. The effects of Jean Guy are predominantly sativa in nature, providing an energizing and uplifting experience. Many users find that it serves as an excellent strain to kickstart the day, offering a burst of motivation and focus. However, it's important to note that the strain's sativa effects may also lead to scattered and distracting thoughts, which could potentially interfere with productivity. Beyond its energizing qualities, Jean Guy has earned a solid reputation for its potential medicinal benefits. It is often sought after by individuals seeking relief from symptoms associated with fibromyalgia and cancer.
Parents:
White Widow
Terpenes
Beta-Caryophyllen
Limonen
Linalool
Myrcen
Terpinolen
Taste
Lemon
Citrus
Lime
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