Pine Cone
Pine Cone
Overview
Pine Cone by Glen's Plant Farm is the hybrid cross of Blue Tahoe and Cinex. Bred by Glen's Plant Farm in Washington, this sativa-dominant bud is the offspring of a Cinex and Blue Tahoe cross. Pine Cone's 18% THC average might seem like a walk in the park, but your brain should beware of these dense nugs. Their shape resembles a pine cone that's drenched in sticky resin with a ton of chunky trichomes. The strain is particularly notable for buds that look just like an actual pine cone, with minty green coloration accented by tight amber hairs and chunky oversized crystal trichomes. This combination develops a strong forest aroma and tight resinous nuggets that explode with earthy flavor upon vaporization or combustion. Flavors and aromas are, as you guessed, reminiscent of taking a walk in the woods with notes of pine and earth hitting your senses. A bit of a diesel and hash blend will make its way to you during the exhale, so be ready for a pungent smoke session. The strain has gained recognition for its unique combination of effects, balancing clear-headed stimulation with weightless, soothing body effects.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from depression
- May help with chronic stress
- Often used for pain management
- Users report assistance with eye pressure and glaucoma
- May help with inflammation
- Users report it helps with daytime fatigue
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
The difficulty to grow Pine Cone is known for being average. For growers looking to cultivate indoors, you can expect average height to be with a yield of moderate in about 8-10 weeks. Outdoors, Pine Cone should harvest around October you can expect average height and moderate yield. The team at Glen's Plant Farm takes their craft seriously and unfortunately doesn't seem to want others to share in their cultivation experiences. Trying to find Pine Cone seeds or clones proves to be impossible, so the best you can hope for is finding a stray seed within your latest dispensary purchase. This strain is typically clone-only, making it relatively rare and difficult to obtain for home cultivation.