Texas Shoreline

Texas Shoreline is a heavily indica-leaning hybrid with a legendary lineage packing an average THC content of 21%. The strain was created by crossing a pheno of Skunk #1 with Northern Lights #2 and then the resulting plant was crossed with Northern Lights #5. Cultivators should prepare for adaptable but difficult-to-grow plants. These visually striking ladies reach medium heights and may require up to 13 weeks to complete their flowering cycle, but yields are generous and can range up to 400g/m². When smoked, the Texas Shoreline buds release a creamy flavor with cheese and citrus. The aroma is more herbal in nature, with a prominent role for spicy skunk. A strain best suited for the late afternoon or evening, Texas Shoreline offers a fast-hitting high with uplifting and relaxing effects, with ample sedation and some sleep-inducing properties. Reported side effects include the usual dry eyes, cottonmouth, and dizziness, especially in higher doses. Due to these balanced and long-lasting effects, Texas Shoreline is quickly becoming a go-to strain for medical patients seeking relief from fibromyalgia, chronic stress, PMS, and PTSD.