Bubble Gum

The origin of Bubble Gum is still unknown, but it is believed to come, in part, from unknown Indiana Bubble Gum phenotype with an Afghani indica and a Mexican landrace sativa. Highly Indica dominant hybrid, this variety has a moderate amount of THC. The high from this variant is known for its pain-numbing properties as it relaxes the body completely. The cerebral high manifests into a stimulating experience as the mind is alert while your creative juices keep flowing. The experience concludes with a stoney head. The 15% to 19% THC is a good choice for treating conditions such as chronic pain, insomnia, nausea and stress. Consumed in higher doses, this variety might make you thirsty and feel your eyes dry. In terms of flavor, Bubble Gum smells just like its name. It’s delightfully sweet and creamy and it tastes like a fruity bubble gum. The aroma is complex, and you might recognize thyme, grapefruit and spearmint notes. If you plan on growing this hybrid, then expect airy buds with snowy trichomes. This plant produces medium yields of about 300 to 400g/m2. The flowering time is relatively short so you’ll be able to harvest in about 8 to 9 weeks.