Garlic Cocktail

Hailing from Loud Flower Farms, Garlic Cocktail was born from GMO Cookies with Mimosa. The resul is in a very potent indica hybrid strain with a THC content of 33%. It’s safe to say, then, that Garlic Cocktail is best left for experienced users. The effects of Garlic Cocktail hit you fast, but it’s not as rough a ride as you might think. After a few puffs you will find yourself calming down, a haze of relaxation and euphoria taking over, and soon you will find yourself feeling talkative and creative. Negative side effects include dry mouth, dizziness, and possibly headache. Garlic Cocktail’s mixture of high THC and solid terpene profile make it an outstanding medicinal strain. Stress and anxiety will simply melt away, while muscle spasms and pains are alleviated by the anti-inflammatory effects of the strain’s main terpene, Caryophyllene… and the rocket fuel levels of THC. Flavor profile of Garlic Cocktail isn’t as garlicky as the name would suggest. Instead of intense garlic flavor or aroma, Garlic Cocktail mixes citrusy orange flavors with spicy herbal notes, with undertones of cheese and onion, creating a more nuanced and balanced flavor and aroma one might expect. Growing Garlic Cocktail can be difficult, and certainly growing the plant to its full potential requires attention to detail. Lighting and ventilation are key factors in growing this strain, but following a 59 day flowering period, Garlic Cocktail gives you a bountiful harvest with potential yields of 475 grams per square meter.