Clone Chief’s SVT 40 Marijuana Seeds Information
Another promising strain bred by Street Medic Genetics, Clone Chief’s SVT 40 is a fusion of AK47 and Cannatonic BX1 F1 genetics. This combination of genes gave birth to an indica dominant strain producing green airy buds resembling which are conical in shape with amber pistils. It emits a sweet and earthy aroma in the air. It can be grown indoors, outdoors, or in a greenhouse.
What are the Flavor and Effects of Clone Chief’s SVT 40?
Clone Chief’s SVT 40 offers a mouth-watering citrus sweetness and skunk spiciness which leaves a pine aftertaste. It delivers its indica high from head to toe. The euphoric high starts in the head. To allow maximum head high, Clone Chief’s SVT 40 ensures that the coast is clear. It cleans the mind of sad thoughts, worries, and anxieties. Once all the demons are gone, it fills the mind only with happiness and creativity. Next thing, it will complete the uplifting job by working on the body. The euphoria from the mind earlier rids the whole body with any muscle pain.
What are the medical benefits of Clone Chief’s SVT 40?
Since it can aid in focus and concentration, Clone Chief’s SVT 40 is recommended as medical marijuana for ADD and ADHD patients. The calm can help the patients focus on one task at a time, reducing fidgeting and hyper activeness. It also replaces the negative thoughts on the mind of anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder and depression patients. The relaxing qualities also make it a perfect fit for insomnia patients as well.
Negative Effects you Can Expect from Clone Chief’s SVT 40
Overindulging in Clone Chief’s SVT 40’s goodness may lead to dry mouth, dry eyes and a parched throat. If this does not compel you to refrain from overindulging, be reminded that the strain’s potency can lead to more uncomfortable situations such as throbbing headache, hallucinations and paranoia.
How to grow Clone Chief’s SVT 40? Some information and Tips
The Screen of Green (SCROG) method is highly suggested in growing Clone Chief’s SVT 40. Topping or pruning is also advised to allow adequate air and light circulation. The strain also responds well to Low-Stress Training. (LST).
