LSD Feminized

Like the hallucinogenic drug from which it takes its name, the cannabis strain known as LSD provides an extreme, trippy, psychedelic high. Recreational users love its effects, but now growers can join the party too thanks to these feminized seeds from Homegrown Cannabis Co.

A quick look at its lineage offers some insight into the plant's cerebral buzz and sought after growth habits. One of its parents is a native of the Mazar-I-Sharif region in Afghanistan – it's a sturdy, resilient specimen that's used to growing in harsh conditions. This particular landrace is also famous for its mind-bending effects. The other is Skunk #1 – a true classic, most notable for the creative, euphoric high it delivers. The heritage of these two prominent strains lives on in LSD.

Feminized seeds make growing your own crop easier than ever – there's no need to figure out the genders and no need to waste time and effort weeding out the males.

Growing LSD from Feminized Seeds

Besides inheriting the extreme psychedelic high, LSD also boasts the same resiliency as Mazar-I-Sharif. It's tolerant of weather changes and resistant to pests and disease, and requires only routine maintenance. It's an ideal starter strain for newbies who want to try their hand at growing cannabis.

Compared to regular seeds, LSD plants grown from feminized beans have a quicker flowering time – at best, only seven weeks. When planted indoors, they rarely exceed two feet in height and have extensive outward growth, especially when trained. Once harvested, growers can expect up to 2 ounces per square foot.

Outdoors, the flowering period typically occurs during the second and third week of September. Once they reach full maturity, each plant can produce at least 21 ounces of buds.

Growers should take note of the strain's pungent odor. If privacy is an issue, planting it indoors with an odor-control filter is the best option.

Fragrance and Flavor

LSD emits a classic dank smell with skunky and earthy undertones – it's quite strong and can quickly fill up the room. Once inhaled, the smoke has a richer, more pronounced flavor and leaves a sweet aftertaste.

Effects

In some tests, LSD's THC level has measured as high as 24%, and the effects are on the extreme side. The ride begins with euphoric mental stimulation that can easily overwhelm. People who are more tolerant are likely to experience a heightened sense of focus as well as enhanced creativity. For most, though, the mental buzz leads to confusion and visual distortion.

Cerebral effects such as these are often thought to be Sativa traits. What is surprising to many is that the hybrid LSD is predominantly an Indica strain. Once the buzz starts to manifest, it rushes in a numbing physical stone that locks people on the couch for hours.

Because of its narcotic effects, LSD is not recommended for beginners. Even seasoned veterans may not be able to handle it, especially when taken in higher then recommended doses. But unlike synthetic drugs, there's hardly any danger of overdosing. Users are often fast asleep before the high wears off.

Two common adverse side effects are dry eyes and cottonmouth, which can also be said for many other cannabis varieties. Dizziness is less likely to occur, but is another potential unwanted reaction. LSD should not be used by people who are prone to anxiety or panic attacks as it can sometimes make these symptoms worse.

Medical

LSD can knock out people with its devastating effects, so its use should be limited to a moderate (or even tiny) amount. Once it kicks in, it can help to ease stress, and people suffering from depression have turned to it for this reason. Its ability to deliver deep relaxation is mainly due to its apparent anti-inflammatory properties that are said to prove very helpful in soothing muscles. Many people have used this strain to find comfort from physical pains and aches.

During the comedown, it's unlikely users will even realize the ride is over. They just drop off to sleep, and this is why the strain is also popular with insomniacs.

Feminized LSD Seeds

LSD is not for everyone, and it's certainly not for those who aren't used to smoking cannabis. Its effects are incredibly overwhelming and it should definitely be avoided by newbies. Most recreational users prefer to use insanely potent strains over mild ones, but it's important to know your limits.

Beginners should not smoke it, but growing it is a different story. Homegrown Cannabis feminized LSD seeds make it easier than ever before for green-fingered novices to get stuck in. The plants are the same as those that come from regular seeds, but flowering time is quicker, and there is no need to waste time and effort weeding out the males.