Arnold Palmer Strain

The weed demonstrates a THC level, which varies from batch to batch and can amount to 17-25%. It is not rich in CBD and usually comes with 0.58-0.86%.

It can be overwhelming to inexperienced consumers and is recommended to skilled smokers.

Fragrance, Taste, and Terpenes

If you’re looking for a strain with a lemon zest aroma, you’re in luck. Citrus and lemon are top-reported aromas in this phenotype because limonene and linalool are dominant terpenes found in Arnold Palmer. When smoked, a skunk odor comes to the fore. Brought by pinene, a pine flavor is also detected and sweetens an overall sour taste.

Medical Appointments and Effects of Arnold Palmer

The high offered by the Arnold Palmer strain is as delicious as its refreshing taste. It begins with a happy and energetic euphoria that fills smokers with increased focus, improves mood, and prompts giggles. Tingly senses can accompany the high. As a potent wake-and-bake strain, this phenotype encourages people to communicate and makes them aroused.

Known for being strong in therapeutic settings, Arnold Palmer is loved by patients who deal with debilitating medical conditions on a regular basis, such as:

• Bipolar disorder
• Fatigue
• Depression
• Stress
• Lack of appetite

Like in a case with any marijuana type that features reasonably high THC content, this strain may agitate potential side effects when overdosed. Some people complain about:

• Drowsiness
• Heightened sensory perception
• Hunger
• Thirst and dry mouth
• Tingles
• Dry eyes
• Slurred speech
• Concern

Facts for Growers

Arnold Palmer is a low-maintenance plant that can survive in indoor and outdoor growing conditions. It takes plants 53-64 days to flower, and the harvest is expected in 61 days. Typically, the cultivar reaches 30-60 inches in height and yields up to 1-2 oz. per 1 ft2. Since it is a rare hybrid, it is rarely available as clones or seeds.