Thai Strain

Thai is a South-East Asian native that was born and bred in Thailand, with effects as exotic as its origin. This strain can be a little challenging for growers to cultivate away from the sub-topical climate it is used to, but it can be done with a little added humidity and lots of heat.

Thai is a sativa variant that stems from Thailand and was eventually brought onto American soil in the 1970’s and the 1980’s. This landrace strain is often also referred to as “Thai Sticks” because of how this bud has been known to traditionally be dried while tied onto long sticks.

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Many modern hybrids were created by crossing this purebred with other designer strains, growing a legacy of its own by being present in so many places. Thai is a very strong and potent flower but is also quite enjoyable, especially if you prefer an uplifting and energizing cannabis variant.

Information About Thai Strain

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Effects

Thai is as pure as they come, and is the epitomy of a purebred sativa. This strain is a great way to enjoy a thorough and relaxing high without feeling slugging and bound to your couch. This sativa is strong, but still delivers a mostly balanced high, with your body feeling as alert and unwound as your body.

This sativa is popular among consumers who have a weakness for a high that is slightly psychedelic. It produces strong feelings of elation, and will make you feel joyous and relieved from any residual stresses, leaving you open to new thoughts and fresher, more optimistic ideas.

Thai is a blissfully happy smoke that will have you jumping out of your seat for joy. Its bursts of energy are ideal for those who like to be active on their high, with a clear headedness and focus that not many strains can provide. You will want to be productive and creative when smoking this strain, making it perfect for artistic types.

Fragrance

Thai has a strong yet refreshing scent, that will serve as a reminder that this is a purebred strain after all. This sativa will make your mouth water in anticipation, as it contains a unique blend of earthy pine, with sweet and spicy fruits, with a distinct woody hint filling your nostrils.

Flavors

Thai tastes just as invigorating as its scent may suggest, and is equally as seductive once you taste it. This sativa is known for its sweet and creamy smoke, with a strong sour pine to underline its flavors. On the exhale you will release a smoke that tastes herbal and citrus, leaving a tangy and sour taste on your lips.

Adverse reactions

Thai is a very potent sativa variant, making it no surprise that you would encounter quite a few side effects with this strain. If you are prone to feeling slightly anxious when consuming cannabis, you are likely to feel quite anxious when smoking this strain.

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Other side effects may include and dry mouth, coupled with dry and itchy eyes, as well as a persisting headache, most likely cause by the feeling of dehydration. In some cases, you may also feel dizzy when smoking Thai, but this is an adverse effect that usually passes quite quickly.

Medical

Thai is one of the best landrace strains especially, to be considered as a medicinal smoke. This pure sativa is very uplifting and energizing, making it an ideal strain to be used for a wake-and-bake session, and is therefore also recommended as the ultimate way to combat chronic fatigue.

Other medical benefits of this strain, are that it is supremely useful in managing any kind of mood problems, especially depression. Thai works in a way that it allows you to think more clearly and feel lighter and less burdened by your day to day problems, making your day much more enjoyable.

Thai is also useful in the fight to manage chronic stress, as this sativa is incredibly uplifting and relaxing, allowing the mind to be at ease. Other uses for this strain include relieving eye pressure, glaucoma and any other chronic or minor pain, such as cramps, spasms and migraines.

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Growing

Thai is a strain that needs a more experienced grower, in order to thrive. This sativa is a high-quality top-notch strain that has garnered fans everywhere, and is definitely worth cultivating, especially because this plant can yield above average, especially in a hot sub-tropical outdoor environment.

Flowering Time

Indoors

Thai grown indoors can be expected to take up to 11 weeks to flower and be ready for a harvest. This strain can be expected to yield an average of about 13 ounces of good bud per square meter planted.

Outdoors

Growing Thai outdoors requires a hot and humid environment, where it should be ready for a harvest around the end of the month of October. This strain can yield an average of about 11ounces per plant during harvest.

Origin

1. Landrace

FAQ About Thai Strain

Have you ever smoked or grown your own Thai? Please let me know what you think about this marijuana strain in the comments below.

Robert

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