Shark Attack

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Shark Attack is a strain that may have it all. It has moderate to high levels of THC that range from 12% to 16% with a copious concentration of CBD. Growing enthusiasts can count on it too. It is an excellent high-yielder that can grow in any condition. In fact, it even won 1st prize at Copa Cannabis Uruguay 2015 for the Indoor category.

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Information About Shark Attack Strain

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* 1 is the lowest

Effects

Shark Attack begins with an uplifting cerebral onset that
leaves users feeling happy from within. It starts as a rush of euphoria that
clears the mind of negativity. Replacing it are cheery memory that keeps the
mood upbeat.

For casual users, the mental clarity creates free space for
thoughts to flow and form freely. It piques interest while drawing inspiration
from the surge in ideas. With renewed motivation, completing tasks without
breaking concentration becomes an easier chore.

After about an hour or two, a tingling sensation from the
temples begins to trickle down to the rest of the body. It removes tension in
its wake while untying knots in the muscles. It contributes to the heightened
focus by bringing back one’s initial limberness.

Because of its great wake-and-bake qualities and mellow
high, Shark Attack can be used at any time of the day. So long as it is used
moderately, of course. Otherwise, it can be quite unpleasant.

Fragrance

Shark Attack is a pungent strain with strong hints of hash
and earth. Enhancing it is an herbal overtone of crushed flowers and spices
blended together. Broken apart or combusted, it releases a tangy but subtle
lemon that eventually fills the room.

Flavors

In the palate, Shark Attack bursts into a myriad of flavors that are dominated by a sharp hash and soothing earth. Accentuating it are floral and herbal notes that soften the spiciness. On the exhale, it leaves an invigorating aftertaste of lemon

Adverse reactions

As cannabinoids begin to interfere with the body’s moisture
production, a cottonmouth becomes an inevitable side effect of using cannabis.
Accompanying it are red eyes too and dizziness. Although the dryness goes away
on its own, users can still manage the symptoms through hydration if symptoms
continue to persist throughout the day.

Greening out is also possible when using Shark Attack. It is
characterized by a subtle feeling of paranoia or a headache that develops when
one either uses too much or moves too quickly. Thus, apart from avoiding high
doses, a prerequisite to consuming the bud is to be comfortable.

Medical

Shark Attack is a highly therapeutic strain. Its CBD levels,
which average between 5% to 10, provide holistic benefits to patients dealing
with a myriad of afflictions. Among its best uses is relieving aches and pains,
either as a result of disease or disorder, from all over the body beginning
from the temples. Its analgesic properties relax the muscles to prevent it from
contracting uncontrollably or cramping.

Apart from the physical, Shark Attack also has positive
effects on the mind. It makes for a great stress reliever that calms fast-paced
thoughts made out of worries or the overwhelming dread that results from it.
Through a similar mechanism, it manages symptoms of depression and other mental
health issues like anxiety or PTSD.

Sleep is one of the most critical aspects of the healing process. It helps cells regenerate faster while stabilizing turbulent hormones. Shark Attack’s sedating properties plant a comfortable heaviness in the limbs that enhance the quality and quantity of slumber, so users wake up the next day feeling refreshed.

Growing

Like other Indica-leaning strains, Shark Attack can withstand the brunt of various unpredictable growing factors. Its thick stalks and branches do not break off easily at strong gusts of wind or the weight of its heavy buds. And, although it prefers a Mediterranean climate, it can easily thrive in the colder weather of the northern hemisphere.

If anything, only moisture will be a problem. Due to its
dense canopy, it can harbor water from the air in between its crevices that
will later develop to mold or mildew without proper aeration. Indoors, it is
important to prune and thin out the plant especially indoors for better light
circulation and ventilation in the lower nodes.

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Shark Attack is a good candidate for the Sea of Green method. It is short, compact, and can be placed close together in a single square meter. Through it, growers can significantly increase yields, especially when paired with a hydroponics setup which delivers nutrients directly to the roots. Soil, on the other hand, is an excellent option for enhancing its overall flavors and scents.

When it hits the flowering stage, the herb produces small, popcorn-sized buds that sometimes taper on one end. It has a lush green color with strikes of fiery pistils. Lowering the temperature, however, will bring out its striking hues of purple and gold.

Flowering Time

Indoor
Shark Attack has a short indoor flowering period of 7 to 8 weeks. However, growers can delay harvest by a week for the plants to produce more buds. Once ready for harvest, it yields at least 18 ounces of buds per square meter.

Outdoor
Cultivated in a garden or farm in the northern hemisphere, Shark Attack fully matures from the last week of September to the early October. However, allowing it to flower for one or two more weeks will increase yields significantly. Growers can expect 21 to 34 ounces of buds per plant.

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

Robert

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