Caseus Strain Information
Afghani and Skunk have never been so good. Caseus, their offspring, is the result of their genius combination initiated by Apex Seeds breeders. The strain’s name is a latin term for “cheese”, which is not surprising as it emits a sweet and cheesy scent that will surely attract your interest and make your mouth water. Dominated by 60% sativa genes balanced by 40% indica, this strain can be grown either indoors or outdoors.
What are the Flavor and Effects of Caseus?
Caseus flavor and scent are a remarkable mix of cheese, sweetness, earthiness, and spiciness. To be more specific, its fans describe the flavor like the Cheetos snack. Just a few puffs deliver the heavy and relaxing jabs which land the mind first. This guarantees a lift in the mood, increase in focus and concentration, and an energized body ready to go with the mind’s flow. The euphoria is like being launched into the clouds and before you know it, you’re plunging down back to the ground.
What are the medical benefits of Caseus?
Caseus can absolutely help patients with anxiety, depression, PTSD and bipolar disorder. Due to its overpowering sativa genes makes it a good energizer at the beginning of the day. It will help the patients stay in an uplifted state, making their concerns more bearable. It can also help people having trouble focusing such as those with ADD and ADHD. Taking a dab right after a long day at work helps alleviate stress, physical pain and fatigue. The waning effects possess the indica genes which will help insomnia.
Negative Effects you Can Expect from Caseus
Dosages taken beyond one’s tolerance will cause the opposite of the feeling being sought after. While it can ease symptoms of anxiety and depression, it can also cause the former, insomnia and paranoia. Some users have experienced having dry eyes and mouth so a drink should be nearby.
How to grow Caseus? Some information and Tips
Being sativa dominant, Caseus is best grown using the Screen of Green (SCROG) method as it produces a lot of branches. Humidity should be maintained at a low level to avoid risking the development of fungi. Staking is recommended to support the plant and ensure proper air circulation.
