Jolly Rancher(Aka: Route 66) Strain Information
This evenly balanced hybrid is very popular, especially in the state of California. It is named after the hard candy, Jolly Rancher. Its sour candied aroma and the initial appeal is also reminiscent of the same popular candy. The buds of this strain are intensely dense and shaped like spades. They have minty green colors and are covered in spatters by long-haired orange hairs and a fine layer of crystal white trichomes and sugar-like sticky resin. THC levels of this strain are known to reach up to 25%.Â
What are the Flavor and Effects of Jolly Rancher (aka Route 66)?
As its name implies, this bud offers a flavor profile that is likened to the grape-flavored hard candy. It is favored not only because of its flavor and scent but also because of its effects. Coated with a sticky layer of sweet resin, this bud offers a high-flying euphoria that hits you hard and fast. The effects are largely cerebral, as opposed to the whole body. It is an ideal strain for social situations as it relieves you of any anxiety, and filling you with giggly talkativeness without going overboard. The body high is mild and mellow and offers a numbing yet relaxing buzz.
What are the Medicinal Benefits of Jolly Rancher (aka Route 66)?
Medical benefits of this bud include the treatment of the following symptoms: chronic stress, anxiety, depression, fatigue, and a number of other physical pains and aches. While the effects are mostly cerebral, this bud still offers a mellow, warm hug to the body that can soothe out muscle spasms, tremors, headaches, and even chronic migraines.Â
Negative Effects You Can Expect from Jolly Rancher (aka Route 66)?
The cerebral rush at the onset may be too much for those new to the cannabis world, and this may cause headache and slight dizziness. Other common effects of this strain include dry mouth and dry, red eyes that can become annoyingly itchy. These discomforts can be mitigated by keeping a bottle of water handy and making sure to take gulps of it in between hits. This bud is also not an ideal strain for those suffering from insomnia, as it can make the problem worse.Â
How to Grow Jolly Rancher (aka Route 66)?
This plant is easy to grow variety, even for novice growers. It thrives easily outdoors, indoors, and in controlled greenhouses. Because it grows to an average height of around three to five feet, many experienced cultivators prefer growing it inside. It does well in a Sea of Green (SOG) setup and offers a moderate yield of flavorful buds within 8 to 9 weeks. The colas also need support during the flowering stage, and regular trimming should be done to ensure that the lower branches get their share of sunlight, humidity, and air.Â
