Django Strain

The weed also contain cannabinoids, like:

• CBD 0.52 -1.14%
• CBC 0.4 - 0.52%
• CBG 0.12 - 0.66%
• CBN 0.2 - 0.34%
• THCV 0.7 - 0.48%.

Django Aroma and Flavor

The Django strain's terpene composition is not so varied and is dominated by limonene which gives the weed fresh lemon undertones smokers can notice on the exhale. The main taste is earthy, reminding freshly ground black pepper with an herbal finish. The aroma is similar but has more hints, like mint and sweet herbal tea due to limonene and caryophyllene. Even though the phellandrene is found only in trace amounts, the Django marijuana has chestnut overtones.

Effects and Medical Applications

The Django strain will be a perfect option for light smokers looking for a creative and uplifting high with no sedative relaxing state. Being mostly a Sativa strain, the weed keeps users active, energized, and motivated through cerebral high. The high starts from the head and allows you to relieve stress and tension from the hard day. By the end of smoking, Django marijuana has a sleepy effect, so it is best as a daytime strain when you do not need to finish the to-do list. With these uplifting, relieving and sleep-inducing properties in some cases, the Django cannabis bud is a great remedy for patients suffering from:

• Stress
• ADD/ADHD
• Anxiety
• Fatigue
• Epilepsy
• Insomnia
• Parkinson's
• Lack of appetite
• Phantom limb pain

Side effects of the Django strain are typical for sativa-dominant hybrids and usually appear in users sensitive to cannabis compounds. They include:

• Dizzy
• Hunger
• Fatigue
• Dry eyes
• Headache
• Panic attacks
• Rapid heartbeat
• Thirst and dry mouth
• Heightened sensory perception

Info for Cultivators

When growing the Django strain, growers have found that the weed flowers within 47-55 days. This cannabis bud is suitable for beginners growers as it doesn't require too much attention. The Django marijuana can be grown in and out, reaching 60-80 inches in both conditions. The weed has a high-yield plant that amounts to 15-20 ounces per plant. The Django produces dense and vibrant green buds that always grow in clusters and are covered with hairs and tiny trichomes.