It comes from Canada, so it’s the reason why it was named after one of the lakes in that country. Aphria bred this hybrid strain from the genetics of Jack the Ripper and Harlequin. The intention of making this one is to have a new version of Pennywise strain. It is praised for its therapeutic abilities and potency. It has a 1:1 ratio of THC to CBD, which is quite useful for patients who rely on medical marijuana.
Flavor and Effects of Athabasca
Its aroma is filled with sweet wood and a tinge of pepper while it’s flavor is a blend of sweet granny apples with pepper. This bud will let you experience a level-headed high and a mellow, soothing sensation after puffing. You will feel relaxed and a bit sleepy. Some users may feel laziness.
Medical Benefits of Athabasca
Patients who have arthritis, seizures, epilepsy, ADD, ADHD, gastrointestinal problems, and fibromyalgia can get help from this strain by alleviating the symptoms of those conditions. It can also relieve pain that can be temporary and chronic.
Negative Effects of Athabasca
Cottonmouth, dry eyes, slight dizziness, and mild headaches are the adverse effects that users can experience from smoking this strain.
Growing Athabasca
This strain can thrive in indoor and outdoor cultivation. Being a resilient plant, it makes it easy for growers to look after its growth. It’s not prone to having powdery mildew and mold. It is compact, so it saves space. Basic maintenance is what it mostly needs.