History & Genetics of G13 strain
True Pure indica strain G-13, often known as Government Indica Strain 13, first appeared in the 1970s or 1980s. However, due to years of crossbreeding, it is unlikely that the contemporary G-13s commonly found in clinics are 100% indica. The majority of modern G-13 strains are 70% indica and 30% sativa. In an effort to create a super indica strain, pure Afghani indica clones were employed in a Mississippi research facility in the 1960s or 1970s, with assistance from the University of Mississippi. This is where G-13 is thought to have its roots. According to the legend, Neville Schoenmaker persuaded a staff member to bring him a cut from one of the strains, designated G-1 through G-23. The most stable was determined to be g13 strain.
Aesthetics, aroma, and flavor
Among other cannabis nuggets, this strain will stand out because of its distinctive aroma. Skunk and cheese flavors stand out, while a floral and berry aroma is added on top. To give your toke some rooted reminiscence, the Pinene terpene stands out in the flavor profile. The smoke is quite creamy overall, and you’ll remember it. G13 strain has an abundance of calyxes and is covered in pale blue trichomes. The nugs are spade-shaped and earthy green, while the hairs are amber.
Effects
G-13 causes consumers to experience a potent body stone that is typical of indica strains and will leave them feeling languid and sleepy. Strong cerebral effects are also present, frequently described as euphoric. Prior to experiencing couch-lock, seasoned users report this strain increases their focus and creativity. The strain also exhibits the usual drawbacks of high THC Indica strains, such as dry mouth and eyes, wooziness, paranoia, and occasional anxiety.
The G-13 strain can be used to treat aches, pains, and muscle spasms throughout the later portion of the day. Its uplifting effects on mood could aid in the management of stress, anxiety, and depression. Some people discover that it helps with sleeplessness. Additionally, people take it to treat the symptoms of eating disorders, seizures, and nausea.
