Herringbone

A well-known pattern when it comes to clothing and furniture, Herringbone is also making a name for itself in the cannabis world. Breeders at Tweed, located in Canada, have crossed some mysterious plants to result in an evenly-balanced hybrid that’s ideal for any time of the day. Both new and experienced users will find something to love in this flavorful and fun strain.

THC levels can vary wildly, and while Herringbone ranges between 15% and 25%, it’s common to find it hovering right around 18%. Her nugs are very dense and chunky looking along with a mixture of green and purple tones. Heavily focused around the terpene caryophyllene, Herringbone offers an herbaceous aroma and flavor that’s heavily accented with notes of clove. One might think of this strain as the equivalent of a hot cup of cocoa on a cold winter night.

Smoking Herringbone, on the other hand, doesn’t exactly give you the cozy feeling you’d expect. Instead, users find that their high is permeated with an overall sense of well-being that’s sometimes hard to describe. Relaxation and a bit of energy are simultaneously present, but ultimately it’s an awesome headspace that you’ll soon enjoy after toking. Great for a day at the office, you’ll be able to zero in on your tasks, bring some new creative energy to various projects, and remain calm, cool, and collected throughout it all.

Despite the fact that she possesses nearly no CBD to speak of, Herringbone is still a great choice for dealing with medical issues. Her calming nature allows those with anxiety, stress, or depression to actually take a deep breath and feel relieved for once, while her somewhat potent profile offers a soothing touch to various types of physical pain. Those who enjoy Herringbone in the morning have often noted that it helps to quell an upset stomach, making her a great aid for nausea.

Tweed produces incredible strains and they know it, meaning that the likelihood of finding seeds or clones of Herringbone for sale is slim to none. At best, it’s rumored that this strain takes between 7 to 10 weeks to mature and is somewhat difficult to cultivate at home. The most anyone could hope for, at this point, is to find a seed hidden away inside one of the nugs they purchase, as that’s about the only way you’d get these beauties in your own garden.

Truth be told, some users find Herringbone to be a bit hit or miss when it comes to her effects, and it’s likely due to individual tolerance levels and the amount of bud consumed. As with all strains of cannabis, it’s best to start slow and gradually work your way up to where you want to be. Consider Herringbone to be a bit of a choose your own adventure bud, and with this open mindset, you’ll no doubt enjoy what she has to offer.