Power Plant

This lively strain comes from a long line of South African sativas, though it also contains some indica genetics (with a 65:35 sativa to indica ratio). While THC levels can vary as they often do with strains, they aren’t typically very high on average. Interestingly, CBD levels can be relatively high for a strain popular with recreational users, though not usually high enough to be used for conditions like seizures that require significant CBD content. Instead, this strain is more suited for treating anxiety, depression, fatigue, ADHD, inflammation, migraines, and loss of appetite.

It’s best enjoyed in the early afternoon or morning for those who like to start the day with a clear-headed, energetic boost, bringing about creativity and a euphoric mood. The flavor is sweet with earthy and woody notes, and its smell mirrors those characteristics. The buds are light green with hints of brown and a frosty layer of trichomes. Common side effects include red eyes and dry mouth, while some users may experience paranoia or mild headaches. While it may not be the most well-known strain globally, it’s widely available in many legal markets across both the American West and Europe.