Aloha Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds

What are the Flavor and Effects of Aloha Autoflowering?

The Aloha strain releases a smoke filled with a combination of sweet and citrus aroma. When inhaled, its flavor profile resembles the fragrance.

As a pure Sativa strain, the Aloha keeps the body and mind running all day. It gives that boost in energy while releasing a wave of euphoria. Overall, it puts smokers in a brighter and lighter mood. Artists suffering from a creative block can take a hit of this strain as it offers an unlimited amount of ideas. This strain should be handled like an everyday cup of coffee in the morning as this may prevent sleep.

What are the Medical Benefits of Aloha Autoflowering?

The Aloha strain can be great for users who want to experience both its recreational and medical benefits. The overall uplifting effect can clear any constant negative thoughts that occur among individuals with mild to moderate depression, anxiety, and under a lot of stress.

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Aloha Autoflowering 

Due to its highly Sativa effect, the Aloha strain might be harmful to beginners who are sensitive to the THC component as this leads to dizziness, nausea, paranoia, and even heightening anxiety. Two of the most common side effects that can still occur despite consuming low doses are cottonmouth and dry eyes. When these conditions arise, using an eye lubricant can reduce the itchiness and stop it from evolving into an irritation. However, there is a way to prevent all these, which is done by hydrating the body before taking a hit.

How to Grow Aloha Autoflowering 

Growers will be delighted to cultivate the Aloha plant as it produces a generous amount of buds. Cultivators who do not have an abundant space to spare, this tall-sized plant might pose some issues in the long run. In an indoor setting, growers can expect to harvest this plant after 63 to 70 days. For those who prefer the riskier option of cultivating it outdoors, this plant flourishes best in a Mediterranean-like climate. The temperature should be controlled within a range of 70 ℉ to 80 ℉. Around the first to the second week of November, the Aloha plant can be reaped.