Krystalica Strain Information
The Krystalica is a sativa dominant hybrid. Its background is very interesting and this strain is infamous in any cannabis users. It is developed and produced through the crossbred of multiple native strains such as Indien, Kerala x South India and Nepal.Â
This strain offers high quality characteristics. It has an impressive resinous buds and bears massive yield. It has a very pleasant aromatic scent of herbal and has the ability to grow easily.Â
What are the Flavor and Effects of Krystalica?
The flavors of this strain have a mixture of herbal and fruity flavors. It has the best smoke and gives off a high awakening feeling of sedation. It produces a happy and giggly feeling while still feeling relaxed. It is good for people who want to keep things chill while still being creative.
What are the Medical Effects of Krystalica?
In the medical field, this strain is primarily used as a pain reliever. It is a good treatment for chronic pains, inflammation, muscle spasms, migraine, digestive disorders and back pain. It also acts as anti-nausea for people who have gone through chemotherapy and are diagnosed with cancer.Â
Negative Effects You Can Expect from Krystalica?
The negative effects of this strain affects your mind initially. It can worsen your anxiety and makes you paranoid. It also makes you feel in a mood, uncontrollable and aggressive. It can create confusion and it lowers your ability to react or think well. It dries up your mouth easily and makes you feel dizzy.
How to Grow a Krystalica?
Most of the experts and beginners of cannabis growers are very fond of Krystalica because of its great character. It can be cultivated indoors and outdoors but shows great yields outdoors. It needs to be exposed under a strong light when cultivated indoors as it does not seem to grow in low light. You can use a 400-600W HPS/M2 light bulb. It also grows well in an SOG system but you may need some assistance in this part if you are just a starter.Â
This strain can adapt to a warm temperature or up to 45 degree. It is heat resistant and it can grow well in a humid greenhouse temperature. However, it still needs lots of water to make sure it does not dry up its roots when planted directly in soil.Â
