Russian Snow Strain Information

This cannabis variety is rich in other cannabinoids that are present in the plant in the following ratio:

• CBD 0.31-0.55%
• CBC 0.29-0.37%
• CBG 0.08-0.09%
• CBN 0.08-0.15%
• THCV 0.09-0.17%

Since this phenotype features moderate potency, it can be consumed by cannabis enthusiasts of any THC tolerance; however, its smoke may be slightly harsh for beginning smokers.

Strain Taste, Aroma, and Major Terpenes

The weed aroma is formed due to the terpenes secreted by the plant. The initial smell is primarily one of flowers and pepper provided by caryophyllene. When combusted, the flowers smell more pungent. As affected by linalool, the scent can become spicy and herbal. The aroma can also be complicated by sweet notes due to phellandrene.

Common Effects of the Russian Snow Strain

The effects provided by the Russian Snow strain are not typical for the kush with Indica genes. It fills users with a lifted sense of ease and calm, which is accompanied by laser-sharp concentration and focus. If people continue smoking, the relaxing effects will increase and spread from head to toe. The high can also provoke tingles and induce giggles in consumers.

People who are seeking relief from the following conditions can benefit from using this pot:

• Migraines
• Anxiety
• Fatigue
• Depression
• Stress

Unaccustomed marijuana smokers may get side effects from using Russian Snow such as:

• Fatigue
• Thirst and dry mouth
• Dry eyes
• Depression
• Paranoia
• Tingles
• Panic attacks

Information for Cultivators

The flowering stage of the Russian Snow strain lasts for about 63-68 days. It develops relatively short plants (30-60 inches high) and forms heart-shaped nugs with a super thick coating of trichomes. In 59 days, indoor cultivators receive average yields that amount to 1-2 oz. per 1 ft2 planted range. Since it’s a pungent weed variety, gardeners may require odor control measures to counteract the smell.