All About Honeydew Weed Strain

• Nerolidol
• Terpinolene
• Caryophyllene

Strain Aroma and Taste

The tokers immediately notice the spicy aroma of earth and coffee due to the nerodiol. However, the taste contrasts with this smell because it is dominated by pear, thanks to nerodiol and terpinolene. Smokers also note the plum undernotes that terpinolene provides.

Honeydew Strain Main Effects

The Honeydew experience starts with a tingle in the back of the head. It is followed by an improved mood and a desire to giggle at the little things. Tokers love this cannabis strain because it stresses them out but doesn't distract them much from doing what they need to do, even at a high peak. For some, Honeydew weed even helps them concentrate, so many people smoke it during the day. However, after an hour, body high sets in, relaxing users and causing a desire to lie down.

Strain Medical Benefits

Honeydew weed strain may be helpful for those who suffer from conditions such as:

• Multiple sclerosis
• Phantom limb pain
• Fibromyalgia
• Hypertension

Strain Common Side Effects

Side effects are rare, but some smokers may experience hunger, drowsiness, paranoia.

Info for Growers

Unfortunately, it can be problematic to find Honeydew strain seeds online or in dispensaries. However, those who managed to find them note that this is a photoperiod plant, but it is easy to grow indoors and outdoors. It takes the plant from 54 to 63 days to bloom. The grower can start harvesting as early as day 68.

If the grower chooses to grow Honeydew cannabis indoors, the plant will reach about 30-60 inches in height. Height outdoor is around 60-80 inches.Growers are happy with their harvest because, under indoor conditions, a grower will get an average of 400 g/m², and when grown outdoors, they will get up to 550 g/plant.