Chere Strain Information
If you are looking for an auto-flowering strain, you might want to consider Chere. Available as feminized seeds, Chere is a combination of Auto Somango and Auto Blueberry. With its rapid maturity, this mostly- indica strain is perfect for growers who don’t have much patience. It was named after Western Ukraine’s Cheremosh River, known for its fast current.
Chere exhibits genetics from its Jack Herer, Skunk and Blueberry aborigines. The indica dominance and high THC delivers a strong, relaxing high which will be adored by indica fans.
What are the Flavor and Effects of Chere?
Chere’s fruity, woody and sugary scent delivers a powerful and long-lasting high. It was named after the Cheremosh river for a reason. Smoking a joint is like being a beginner in white water rafting adventure. At first hit, the adrenaline rushes as it prepares for the first ride. There is also an increase in focus and balance. The euphoria stays as you paddle through wave passages. The comedown is like falling off the capsized boat with a smile on your face.
What are the medical benefits of Chere?
Chere’s effects are mostly psychoactive. If you are struggling to hit the pillow, it can help you relax and finally reach dreamland. For poor appetite, it can increase cravings so you can put on some weight. It is also smoked for other disorders of the nervous system. The calming effect provides pain relief for patients, alleviating stress and anxiety.
Negative Effects you Can Expect from Chere
A large percentage of smokers have reported having a dry mouth. Some have also experienced dry eyes. Too much puff can cause dizziness, paranoia and headache.
How to grow Chere? Some information and Tips
Chere can be cultivated either indoors or outdoors. With its indica nature, it is recommended to use small grow boxes especially if you’re planning to grow indoors. The rooms shouldn’t be above 80 degrees because it will definitely delay the plants’ growth. A smaller place means higher humidity. Make sure humidity is under 50 degrees to avoid mildew or mold.
