Sweet Pie Strain Review - Easy Cultivation, Even For Newbies

Due to its low THC level of only 14%, the strain creates a mellow experience and is great for novice users looking for marijuana with a less intoxicating buzz. The list of cannabinoids lab-tested in this plant is as follows:

• CBD 0.46-0.58%
• CBC 0.36-0.49%
• CBG 0.02-0.11%
• CBN 0.02-0.2%
• THCV 0.17-0.47%

Terpenes and Aromas

Regular smokers describe Sweet Pie as a dessert-like strain due to its sugary and fruity aromas. Dried flowers give off blueberry, coffee, and herbal smells with notes of butter and spices. Tropical and orange hints are also discernible. Terpenes that determine the aroma profile and effects of this kush are myrcene and caryophyllene. Limonene is also found in this plant, but it is not abundant.

Sweet Pie Strain Effects and Medical Uses

Mild cerebral high is accompanied by light euphoria and leaves smokers flying through creative visions and unfocused happiness. At the same time, the body will settle into a state of relaxation with pleasant tingles. People feel an immediate mood shift and become instantly uplifted.

When Sweet Pie is smoked or vaporized, medical users can expect hours of relief from many ailments. They include:

• Post-traumatic stress disorder
• Anorexia
• Lack of appetite
• Phantom limb pain
• Bipolar disorder
• Pain
• Stress
• Muscle spasms

The Sweet Pie strain is pretty potent and may cause unwanted effects in some consumers. People feel dry eyes and a rapid heartbeat.

Other possible side effects include:

• Thirst and dry mouth
• Fatigue
• Concern
• Panic attacks
• Headache

Growth Tips

The strain is reportedly easy to cultivate, even for novices. It is a medium-yield plant with a flowering time of 55-62 days. The shrubs are relatively small and reach 30’’-60’’ in stature. The plants perform well indoors and outdoors, yielding at 1-2 oz./ft2 and 10-15 oz./plant, respectively. Growers will be excited to gather harvest after 60 days.