Space Ape Strain

The Space Ape strain develops buds that typically contain 21.5% THC; however, this level can range tremendously. Some cuts can reach 30% THC, depending on the cultivation techniques used. Definitely, this potency is not for cannabis novices. It is for fans of strong marijuana types, but even skilled users should be mindful of the dose.

Other prominent cannabinoids lab-tested in this weed include:

• CBD 0.05-0.4%
• CBC 0.46-0.59%
• CBG 0.29-1.24%
• CBN 0.23-0.36%
• THCV 0.39-0.8%

Main Aromas and Tastes

The aromas released by this kush are delicious. It is a mix of ripe mango and plum scents. The notes of rose and pineapple will also caress the smokers’ palates. These odors are delivered by the pinene and ocimene terpenes. On the exhale, users often detect a pepper flavor brought by geraniol. Overall, the taste is delightful and doesn’t seem too pungent.

Medical Uses and Effects of Space Ape

Double hybrid genetics results in the diverse effects produced by the Space Ape strain. Consumers can expect its effects to be creative. Over time, this pot surprisingly causes the opposite and induces sedation, relaxation, and sleepiness. The tendency of this hybrid to prompt munchies can work as an appetite stimulant for people who have lost their hunger. You can also get tingles all over the body. The varieties with a THC potential closer to 30% can cause cerebral effects and be overwhelming if the user’s tolerance is not high.

The strains with a high THC content are better suited for patients suffering from serious medical conditions. Space Ape has proved useful for individuals who try to manage:

• Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
• Arthritis
• Muscular dystrophy
• Fatigue
• Depression

If people use this hybrid in high doses, there may be severe consequences. The most commonly reported adverse effects are hunger, low blood pressure, and dry eyes.

Tips for Growers

Space Ape produces relatively short plants that can be expected to reach heights of 30-60 inches. It makes this weed an excellent choice for growers with limited space indoors. The plants have a flowering period of 71-83 days and yield 89 days after germination. The indoor harvest amounts to 1-2 oz./ft2, while herbs cultivated in the open air will reward gardeners with 15-20 oz./plant. The growth difficulty is considered easy, so an experienced hand is not required to cultivate this strain on one’s own.