All About Boggle Gum Weed Strain

• CBC 0.2-0.59%
• CBG 0.25-1.14%
• CBN 0.23%
• THCV 0.2-0.64%
• CBD 0.05-0.91%

The THC concentration in this phenotype amounts to 12%, but it can range between 9% and 15%. This cross is an offspring of BOG Bubble and Northern Lights #5. The weed is quite powerful and suitable for intermediate-level users.

Taste and Smell

The Boggle Gum strain packs a combo of appetizing aromas such as vanilla, berry, and grapefruit delivered by the linalool and limonene terpenes. Most smokers report this mix of tastes is reminiscent of a bubblegum flavor, which is also true because one of the plant parents features this odor (BOG Bubble). Ammonia and earthy hints are also discernible due to the myrcene terpene.

Boggle Gum Effects and Uses

This cannabis is known to produce a slow start and to give a long-lasting high, though maintaining mental clarity and awareness due to its Sativa genes. The smoke is soft, and the effects creep in slowly, which sometimes can be misleading. If consumed in moderation, the weed makes people energetic, creative, and focused and can be recommended for use in the morning. Along with a mild body buzz that provides tingling sensations, it uplifts mood, relaxes, and makes users talkative.

Dual marijuana genetics allows people to use the Boggle Gum strain for the following medical conditions:

• Anxiety
• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Muscular dystrophy
• Pain
• Insomnia

Since this cannabis is potent, consumers may experience possible negative reactions:

• Dizziness
• Slurred speech
• Heightened sensory perception
• Paranoia

Cultivation Information

This weed is easy to cultivate and a perfect choice for novices. It produces quite sturdy plants with lots of small buds covered with numerous trichomes. Its strong landrace backbone makes it resistant to cold weather damage and mold. 

This is a photoperiod type of marijuana, which is perfect for growing in any type of environment. It is ready to harvest in 77 days after an average flowering period of 58-72 days, producing generous yields (1-2 oz./ft2 indoors and 2-3 oz./ft2 outdoors). When grown indoors, flowers reach 60-80 inches in height. For outdoor gardens, the typical height is more than 90 inches.