(Sativa) Great White Shark THC Vape Cartridge (0.6ml)

The Great White Shark is a potent Indica-dominant hybrid weed strain developed by the Green House breeder. It has won many awards, including the 1997 High Times Cannabis Cup and the 2005 High Life Hemp Fair’s 1st place prize, making it an older strain with a storied past. It is a Super Skunk hybrid breed of Brazilian and Southern Indian strains. The plant’s THC levels hover about 14 to 15 percent .

The Great White Shark has a soft, earthy fragrance with undertones of citrus. In both smell and taste, it is slightly tropical. The fragrance is not overpowering or pungent, rendering the Great White Shark in the odor department manageable. There is a faint flavor to the smooth smoke, a combination of both fruit and skunk with a strong tang.

Great White Shark with a fast onset has very strong, long term results. The body stone is very heavy, with many users referring to the pressure as a “one-hitter quitter.” You can easily be lulled into a nice euphoria by the smooth smoke. Smoking it on slow, introverted days is advised. It can be ideal for inspiration, reflection, or even intense pondering, but for busy days with plenty of social contact, it could prove to be a bad option.

As all other strains, the Great White Shark has its own range of medical advantages. Those suffering from anorexia would be granted an appetite boost, making it a beneficial alternative. It can also help ease depression and anxiety, both uplifting the mood and giving a sense of relief. Great White Shark treatment can also help people suffering from bipolar disorder, attention deficit disorder (ADD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Nausea, exhaustion and migraine headaches can also be cured by the Great White Shark.

Indoor growth of the Great White Shark with hydroponics is advised. Indoors, farmers should predict a flowering period of about 52 to 68 days. The strain would be heavy on the seed. Although growing Great White Shark indoors is advised, it also offers decent outdoor yields, with a harvest period in the Northern Hemisphere around the end of September and in the Southern Hemisphere around the end of April. The bushy plants are small to medium in height, producing thick, roundish buds generously coated in orange fur.