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Encyclopedia Of Marijuana: Mochi Strain

Encyclopedia Of Marijuana: Mochi Strain

Mochi Strain

The Mochi strain is probably the newest chapter in the Gelato family story. An amazing strain that is not just a cannabis but is a whole experience in itself. So keep following our article in order to learn more about this iconic strain and some more like it. 

About The Mochi Strain

About The Mochi Strain

Mochi or Mochi Gelato is an amazing strain from the Gelato family that has gained a hefty fan following over the course of its existence. In fact, the Mochi strain has become one of the most sought-after strains in San Francisco. 

The Mochi Strain is one of the most famous strains that came out of the San Francisco company named Sherbinskis. The strain got its name from the joy-based Japanese dessert of the same name. 

The strain is primarily a hybrid strain that is a result of crossing the two iconic strains. The Mochi’s parent strains are Girl Scout Cookies and Sunset sherbet. Both of which are hybrid strains in themselves. The Mochi Strain boasts a whopping 29% THC level along with 50% sativa and 50% Indica profile. Hence, this is a strain that should not be taken lightly.

Stick around to know more about the iconic Mochi strain and aspects related to it. 

Appearance

As soon as you lay your eyes upon this strain, you will notice its chunky and colorful flowers. These chunky buds are conical in shape and are packed tightly. These buds come in a mix of mossy green with purple hues. Along with that, you will also note orange pistils coating the bud. All in all, this is an eye-catching strain with some amazing tricks up its sleeves. 

Flavor & Aroma

After you are done perusing the strain and appreciate its aesthetics, I think it is time to crack the bud open. As soon as you do it, you will treated to an aroma reminiscent of a candy store. 

The strain has a sweet aroma with hints of lavender, mints, and tree bark. Remarkably, this strain does not have any skunky aroma. Hence, this makes Mochi a perfect strain strain for discreet consumption. 

I liked the aroma profile of the strain. However, I enjoy skunky weed more, so my opinion could be a little biased. As for the smoke, the strain burns evenly and smoothly. I felt that this strain produces more smoke than most other strains that I have reviewed. 

As soon as you take in a whiff, you will be treated to a berry-like flavor profile with minty undernotes. As a result, people with a sweet tooth will enjoy this rambunctious mix of flavors of the Mochi Strain.  

Onset Of Effects

Onset Of Effects

Mochi gets its name from the iconic Japanese dessert of the same name. It is one of the funkiest weeds that you will come across. Since it is 50% Sativa and 50% Indica, the effects vary greatly. The general effects are a mix of body high and cerebral high. 

While some users claim that this strain greatly helped them concentrate and improve their craft, others claim that it kept them couch-locked for an extended period of time. Hence, it is one of the weirdest strains that you need to try. 

Benefits

Analyzing the strain’s capability to induce high is something that will enable us to understand the general benefits of the strain. According to user reviews, the strain is a quick-acting strain. This means the effects of the strain will set in after 10 or 15 minutes of ingestion. 

I personally felt that the effects of the strain arrive in waves. The first wave will demonstrate sativa-dominant effects. These effects include a feeling of sedation, high, and relaxation. In my case, the strain felt like a refreshing waterfall that washed away my inhibitions, fears, amd apprehension. 

The next wave was taken care of by close proximity. Suddenly, after 45 minutes of ingestion, I started feeling the effects of a cerebral high. My thoughts became clearer, and I was able to put them into clearer words. As a result, this strain was great for a creative person like me. 

The final wave is sedation and body high. Once you are done firing your brain on all cylinders, it is time for you to lie down. The strain makes sure that you get your couch time. The final stage of my high was an unadulterated session of couch lock and feasting on junk food. Even though it did not knock me out cold, it certainly made me feel drowsy.

My final assessment of the strain is that it is a weekend strain through and through. The strain will supply you with a potent burst of energy that will enable you to finish your house chores. Subsequently, it will sedate you enough for your afternoon nap. A perfect strain for a perfect weekend. 

Uses 

Ever since cannabis has been proven to be a seminal juncture of future medical endeavors, I believe it is my duty to discuss some of the uses of the strain. In this section, we will look at some of the most beneficial aspects of this strain.

Analgesic. The strain is known to help people deal with chronic and acute pain. As a result, it is a great analgesic strain that will help people to manage different forms of pain. 

Sedating: Users claim that the strain helped them fall asleep better. Users who have ADHD and insomnia can find respite using the Mochi strain. 

Mood altering: Users who go through extremes of emotions can center themselves using this strain. Some of teh tried and tested ailments that were treated using this strain include ADHD, depression, anxiety, etc. 

Hunger-inducing: The Mochi Strain is known for its powerful hunger-inducing effects. Several users with acute cases of anorexia claimed that the strain enabled them to bulk up or increase their appetite. 

De-Addicting: The Mochi Strain is a popular strain of choice for people who are struggling to let go of their addictions. 

Muscle relaxant: According to several sports enthusiasts, this strain will help people destress muscles and feel relaxed. 

Side Effects

The Mochi strain is a perfect strain that will enable you to clear up your mind and feel the effects of a positive high. However, this strain boasts a 29% THC level. As a result, this strain can be a little too much to handle for some people. In this section, we will look at some of the potent side effects of the strain so that you can approach the strain cautiously. 

Increased heart rate: This strain is infamous for shooting up your heart rate. This is because of the sativa lineage of the strain. Hence, people with cardiac issues need to be wary of or avoid this strain. 

Decreased blood pressure: This is the Indica lineage of the strain working. The indica strain sedates individuals by lowering their heart rate and blood pressure. People who already suffer from fluctuating BP must be wary of or avoid this strain altogether. 

Dry mouth: Cannabis as a whole is like a sponge for the body. It seeps out moisture and dehydrates the body. As a result, this can leave your mouth dry and smelling. I suggest that you keep yourself hydrated while consuming this strain in a smoke format. 

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Loss of coordination: The Mochi strain might be a 50% sativa strain, but it still demonstrates some dark effects of Indica-dominant strains. One big side effect of the strain is loss of coordination. People who have experienced cannabis overdose have clearly said that this strain has the capability to mess with your motor functions. I personally felt that my head was becoming increasingly heavier with every minute. So, be ready to experience some challenges while traversing while being high on this strain.

Hallucinations: There is always a one-in-a-million chance that the Mochi strain might hijack your senses and induce potent hallucinations. Ths is very rare and is usually because of pre-existing mental ailment. Patients who are on drugs like Olanzapine, Amisulpride, Ziprasidone, Quietapine, Haloperidol, etc., should stay away from this strain. 

Paranoia or panic attacks: In some cases, the mochi strain can go overboard and induce extreme paranoia and anxiety attacks. Even though I had a good experience with the strain, one of my friends claimed that he felt bouts of panic attacks. According to his words, his palms were sweaty, and he was having trouble breathing. So, do not underestimate the potency of this strain. 

Green out: This is like every negative effect packed into one single thing. In extreme cases, users can experience the mother of all bad trips. A greenout is nothing but feeling extremes of cannabis overdose. Symptoms of cannabis overdose can be varied and can even lead people to be taken to the ER. 

Growing Overview

Growing Overview

Even though the Mochi strain is a highly popular strain among balanced hybrid lovers, it is not a well-documented strain. In other words, growing information on this strain is limited. As of now, the Sherbinskis are yet to release the official seeds. Since the official seeds are under lock and key, there is no way that you will be able to get the seeds from official channels. So, cloning or borrowing from a fellow grower is your best bet. 

Even if you do manage to source some cannabis seeds, you still need to overcome the hurdle of growing the strain. According to several growers, the Mochi strain is one of the hardest strains to grow. But a full-grown Mochi weed plant will yield around 300 and 900 grams per square meter. 

According to veteran growers, the strain has a lifecycle of around 12 to 15 weeks and flowers at around 9 to 10 weeks old. Therefore, you need to be very careful while growing this strain, as the margin of error is very small during the flowering period. 

Some More Strains From Gelato Family

Some More Strains From Gelato Family

The Mochi strain, or the Mochi Gelato strain, is one of the most accomplished strains of the Gelato family. And since we are on the topic of the Gelato family of cannabis, I thought it is only natural that we look at some more strains from this family of cannabis. 

Peach Gelato

The first strain on our list is none other than the Peach Gelato Strain. Similar to Mochi, this strain is a mix of the popular Peach Ringz and Jetlato strains. This is a perfectly balanced hybrid with 50% sativa and 50% indica lineage. The strain is known for its common uplifting effects and amazing flavor profile that is reminiscent of peach and vanilla ice cream. This is a heavy-hitting strain with 26% THC. 

Jet Fuel

The next strain on the list is the Jet Fuel Gelato or the Jetlato strain. The strain contains around 22% THC. Hence, this is a perfect stepping stone for budding cannabis enthusiasts. This is a top-shelf strain that has one of the best effects and psychoactive properties of all time. The aroma of the strain can be best explained as a mix between lavender and jet fuel. As a result, this is quite a unique strain with amazing properties and flavor profile. 

White Gelato

The final Gelato strain on our list is the White Gelato Strain. This strain is a result of the mix between the White Widow and the Gelato strain. This is primarily a sativa-dominant strain that contains THC levels of up to 25%. This strain is known for its potent cerebral high that can elevate your mood. People claim that this strain has the potency to make people feel happy and centered. The general flavor profile of the strain can be best explained as a mix between the sweetness of gelato and the mild skunk of the White Widow strain. 

Closing Note

With that, we have reached the very end of my article about the iconic Mochi strain. The Mochi strain is a great hybrid strain that has one of the most extensive list of features that set this strain apart. If you take my word for it, I will suggest that you give this strain a try at least once. Keep following our page for more such content and stories.

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