Blaze Strain Information
Radiating with a combination of Blueberry and Haze, Blaze has 60% indica and 40% sativa properties. This genius mix by British Columbia Seed Company produces small, mint green leaves complete with bright orange hairs, and showered by glimmering trichomes. The plants give off a smell of spicy pungency with the sweetness of lemon, blueberry and grapes.Â
What are the Flavor and Effects of Blaze?
Blaze is a mix of spicy and sweet flavors. It will remind you of a mixture of blueberry, grapes, and citrus which leaves a spicy and tangy aftertaste upon exhalation. The high will start blazing in the head. It makes its presence known by making the user feel pressure around the eyes and even in the temples. This instant blaze may even overwhelm some users, especially those who are first-timers. This potent high clears the mind to make way to an uplifting mood, then rushes to the body to soothe it from any tightness or tension.
What are the Medical Benefits of Blaze?
Blaze can easily stomp out any stresses which make it a perfect medicinal strain for people suffering from depression, anxiety, PTSD and bipolar disorder. It can control mood swings and stabilize intense emotions which are usually experienced by these patients. It also has natural painkilling abilities which can soothe body pains, inflammation, and swelling.Â
Negative Effects you Can Expect from Blaze
Having a blazing dry mouth, dry eyes and a parched throat are inevitable experiences due to Blaze’s potency. These effects of dehydration can be attributed to the strain’s high level of CBD. This can be easily managed by having refreshments nearby. Water will certainly do. As much as you love to have alcoholic or caffeinated drinks nearby, it is not recommended. Drinking these together with Blaze’s potency may lead to a faster heartbeat, anxiety, and paranoia.
How to grow Blaze? Some information and Tips
Blaze’s sativa properties make it grow to a tall plant, hence, it needs to be stopped early. The temperature should never exceed 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Always check the soil pH as you feed it with needed nutrients. If you noticed any dying leaves, remove it right away. It can also help in nutrient distribution.
