Carpathian Mazar Strain Information
Proudly bred by Carpathians Seeds, Carpathian Mazar is a combination of Afghanistan Mazar-I-Sharif, Northern Lights, and an unknown must-try. Named after Mazar I Sharif which is an Afghanistan City with a lot of marijuana farms, this delectable combination gave birth to a mini Christmas Tree-like plant with dense nugs and promising yield, emitting a fruity scent with hints of hash and pine. A strain that can be grown indoors or even outdoors, it is definitely a must-try for beginners and pros, may it be a grower, smoker, or both.
What are the Flavor and Effects of Carpathian Mazar?
Like its scent, Carpathian’s Mazar scent is a mix of sweet and sour worlds. A mixture of hash, citrus and pine will hit your tongue on your first few puffs. Before you are even done relishing the flavor, you will start feeling the effects right away. It is a smooth and mellow smoke, hence, making it a favorite among beginners as well. The mellow buzz is something that should not be estimated though. The buzz starts circling your mind and flushing down the negative vibes with it down to your limbs and your toes until both your head and body are clear. More puffs and you will find yourself happy and giggly. The clear-headed effect also allows an abundant flow of ideas.
What are the medical benefits of Carpathian Mazar?
Whether physically or mentally, Carpathian Mazar is a potent strain that can be relied on. Physically, it can deliver relief from muscle spasms, inflammation, tension, arthritis, back pain, migraine, and headache. Mentally, it can be recommended for people with anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder and chronic stress. People with loss of appetite and insomnia have found their cravings and satisfying sleep at night.
Negative Effects you Can Expect from Carpathian Mazar
As with any potent strains, you may also expect negative effects from Carpathian Mazar such as the usual dry mouth and dry eyes, and the more major ones like anxiety, lethargy, hallucination and paranoia.
How to grow Carpathian Mazar? Some information and Tips
Due to Carpathian Mazar’s tendency to produce abundant nugs, supporting or staking the branches once it reaches the flowering stage is required so it won’t snap. In terms of method, Sea of Green(SOG) methods will do or hydroponics. LED lights lighting is recommended, as well as a mix of peat moss, compost, perlite and vermiculite.
