Heaven’s Gate Strain Information
Bred by Tropical Seeds Co., Heaven’s Gate strain is a heavenly combination of Fire Alien Kush and Triple Platinum. It develops hard, resinous buds emitting a delicious sour and kush aroma. It also projects a bluish and purple sheen, with white purity from its abundant trichomes. It can be cultivated indoors and outdoors.
What are the Flavor and Effects of Heaven’s Gate?
The strain delivers its intense relaxing and euphoric high through its mouth-watering sour, kush, and musk taste and aroma. It enters your senses right away in a smooth way. It will launch you to a happy high that seems to reach heaven’s gate, which sends you back to earth as you might still have unfinished business on earth. After activating the flow of innovative ideas and the burst of positivity, the high soothes your body, without any feelings of heaviness. Its clean high is soothing.
What are the Medical Benefits of Heaven’s Gate?
The strain is considered to have a very high medicinal value. It can treat physical pain such as neck pain, back pain, mild headache, nausea, migraine, and arthritis. It is highly therapeutic too. Thus it is also recommended as a mood stabilizer for patients with anxiety, depression, stress, and fatigue. Being indica dominant, it makes sleeping easier for people struggling with insomnia. It soothes any pain brought by chemotherapy sessions, as well as a treatment for HIV/AIDS.
Negative Effects you Can Expect from Heaven’s Gate
While it can treat a variety of medical conditions, Heaven’s Gate also causes a lot of negative effects. These downsides include the usual dry mouth, irritated eyes, and dry throat. The unusual ones are experienced when the intake is excessive, and this includes paranoia, headache, and anxiety.
How to grow Heaven’s Gate?
The weed is best grown in the Sea of Green (SOG) setup with Low Stress Training (LST). It produces large and dense colas, so supporting it with staking is required, so it won’t break under its weight. The veg phase should be around 3 to 5 weeks if you will be cultivating indoors, and never let temperatures go beyond 90.
