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Cannatonic ,Northern Lights
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About the strain
Cannatonic
Cannatonic, also known as CBD Queen, is truly a queen among medicinal strains. This hybrid strain not only has a balanced indica and sativa ratio, but also an impressive CBD content. Thus, Cannatonic contains a CBD content around 6% to 17% with a THC content of 1% to 6%. Cannatonic stands out for its stimulating and focusing effects, coupled with a warm body high that fills and relaxes every cell. Users report relief from pain, spasticity, and migraines, among others. The smell and aroma of Cannatonic is earthy, paired with fresh lemon and berries. Cannatonic is great for many users to take throughout the day, due to its high CBD content.
Northern Lights
"Northern Lights, also known as ""NL,"" is a renowned indica strain resulting from crossing Afghani and Thai landrace strains. Its origin remains somewhat mysterious, possibly emerging in 1970s Washington before reaching the Netherlands. The THC content of Northern Lights typically averages around 18%. The dominant terpenes of Northern Lights are Myrcene, Caryophyllene, and Limonene, giving it a harmonious spicy and sweet flavor. Breeder Neville Schoenmaker was instrumental in developing various Northern Lights phenotypes in the 1980s for The Seed Bank, an early version of Sensi Seeds. This iconic strain delivers euphoric effects, inducing muscle relaxation and mental ease. Northern Lights is particularly cherished by medical cannabis users for relieving depression, stress, pain, and insomnia. Its status as a sought-after ""Indica"" strain further cements its place in cannabis lore."
Parents:
MK Ultra, G13 Haze, Afghani, Thai landrace
Terpenes
There are no reported terpenes yet
Taste
Earthy
Lemon
Berry
Spicy-Herbal
Sweet
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In which indications is cannabis effective?
Although cannabis is not approved for any specific indication, it shows promising evidence of positive effects in chronic pain, spasticity in multiple sclerosis, appetite loss, nausea and vomiting, as well as in various other areas such as dermatology, ophthalmology, internal medicine, and psychiatric disorders/symptoms.
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