Little Angels Strain Information
Little Angels is almost the same with its Little Devil sister, but it still has its very own distinguishable traits. Composing of 40% indica, 30%, ruderalis, and 30% sativa genes, its most identifiable trait is its talent to produce flowers only after 2/12 weeks from when it was germinated. A blend of Blue Cheese and Little Devil, it can be grown indoors and outdoors.Â
What are the Flavor and Effects of Little Angels?
The strain registers a delicious blueberry and cheese aroma and flavor, thanks to its parents’ good genes. It instantly changes a gloomy mood like how fast its flowering is. True to its name, it delivers a heavenly euphoria which will launch you to heaven’s gate. With an uplifted attitude, you will be able to accomplish more items on your checklist. Your motivation, artistic skills, and social skills will be at its peak. You will just catch yourself being more talkative.Â
What are the medical Benefits of Little Angels?
The strain triggers a satisfying mental relaxation, making it a great medical marijuana for patients battling mental illnesses; such as anxiety, depression, stress and fatigue. The relaxation provided by the strain can improve the outlook of the patients, simply by uplifting the spirit, and removing feelings of helplessness and hopelessness. It helps in focus and concentration. The strain is also an effective mood stabilizer. It is also good in soothing headaches, nausea and physical pains.
Negative Effects you Can Expect from Little Angels
Thanks to its mouth-watering taste and aroma, some smokers tend to overuse it. The most common negative effects of the strain are dryness in the mouth, eyes and throat. It is even accompanied by uncontrollable coughing. The more awful downsides are anxiety, paranoia, drowsiness and migraine.Â
How to grow Little Angels?
The strain is suitable for Sea of Green (SOG) with Low Stress Training (LST). Topping is also recommended. Best grown in soil medium, the strain can be feed with nitrogen-filled fertilizers and root stimulants for better outcome. It will love a concentrated amount of light, which is no wonder since it also has the sativa genes.Â
