All About Goudaberry Weed Strain

• CBC 0.19–0.26%
• CBG 0.01–0.13%
• CBN 0.16–0.2%
• THCV 0.01–0.29%.

The variety of terpenes in Goudaberry's structure makes it so unique. Sabinene, for example, has a peppery flavor and anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and antibacterial effects. Or balsamic borneol, which is often used as an anesthetic in Asian traditional medicine. Carene, myrcene, humulene, limonene, linalool, nerolidol, phellandrene, and others are also found in this marijuana strain. They all affect your taste and smell while smoking this blend.

Flavor and Aroma

Because the spicy Goudaberry strain has quite a lot of terpenes, its aroma mixes a bunch of different lines. The flavor of mint tea with blossoms becomes peppery and earthy aftertaste in the lungs. Those weed-lovers who pay close attention will detect a chemical accent of diesel among the berry malt. When you consume this cannabis, you'll taste pears, honeyed plums, blueberries, and pineapples.

Goudaberry Strain Effects

Because this strain's Sativa and Indica content are equal, the impact you experience will be determined by the context of consumption and dose. The most calming and revitalizing effects of Goudaberry were mentioned by users, as well as energizing and activating ones. You will begin to relax and feel weightless as soon as you take your first inhale. Nevertheless, you will not lose concentration and can continue to work on your items at the same time.

Goudaberry is especially useful for focusing on a creative project or organizing a brainstorming session with a team. It boosts imagination and creativity while also increasing the desire to discuss.

Goudaberry сonsumption aids in relieving stress and coping with insomnia. Among the users of this cannabis are people living with the following diseases:

• ADD and ADHD
• Epilepsy
• Glaucoma
• Alzheimer's syndrome
• Parkinson syndrome
• Fibromyalgia, hypertension
• Bipolar disorder
• Phantom limb pain
• Multiple sclerosis
• Muscular dystrophy.

Also, the Goudaberry strain is known for its anti-inflammatory properties. Like other types of weed, this one has its side effects. They are usually not felt, but if you are hypersensitive or overdosed, you may experience:

• Increased hunger, thirst
• Headache, slurred speech
• Dry eyes and mouth
• Insomnia
• Hallucination
• Heightened sensory perception
• Low blood pressure.

In most cases, even if they are manifested, they do not overshadow the pleasant sensations of consumption.

Information For Growers

The buds of the Goudaberry weed are dark green and remarkably thick. This marijuana strain demands more effort to grow. Therefore you should only try cultivating it if you have some basic gardening skills. The bush will bloom on the street and inside the house. The outside height will be about 60-80 inches, and the inside size will be double smaller.

However, with proper treatment, the yield will not be impacted, and you can pick approximately 400 grams of buds from one plant on the last day of flowering. The flowering season lasts between 55 and 61 days of Goudaberry's growth.