West Cost Dawg

West Cost Dawg Marijuana Seeds

Strain ratings
5/5
Strain Profile
THC
20%
Yield
500-550gram/m2
Type
Hybrid
Flowering Period
7 - 9 weeks
Climate
Warm and Slightly Arid Environment
Growing Difficulty
Difficult
Height
100-130 centimeter
Flavors
Sweet Candy and Fruity-Pine

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West Cost Dawg Marijuana Seeds Information

Created by cross-breeding OG Kush with Strawberry Diesel. However, this strain has different arrays of phenotype which are mostly heavily branched. Its an Afghani genetic hybrid with buds having hues mossy green, yellow and red hairs.

The trimming of its flowers will produce curled leaves. When the buds are broken, it gives off the earthy liquid with a skunk smell. It has a delicious apple-cherry scintillating aroma.

What are the Flavor and Effects of the West Cost Dawg?

This strain will give you a relaxing, uplifting, energizing and euphoric effect and at the same time, enhances concentration. It has a sweet candy and fruity-pine flavours. Excess dose of the strain might leave you days with sedation effects.

What are the Medical Benefits of the West Cost Dawg?

This marijuana is known to be very effective in the treatment of pain, Asthma, nausea and vomiting, and movement disorders like arthritis. People with a mood-related illness like bipolar, anxiety and depression will find this strain helpful.

Negative Effects You Can Expect from the West Cost Dawg

This hybrid can lead to the following ill health; dry-itchy eyes, and headache. This strain can also cause paranoid, dry mouth and dizziness due to its high THC content.

How to Grow the West Cost Dawg?

This cannabis can be grown both indoors and outdoors. It requires good lighting and soil pH for the best yield. Starting from the first to fourth week of planting this strain, watering should be done at least thrice a day to ensure that the soil is not too arid. Fertilizer application can also be used to achieve the maximum yield of this strain

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