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Sweet Tooth Marijuana Strain

Sweet Tooth is an award winning Indica marijuana strain descended from Afghani, Nepalese and Hawaiian landrace strains. Sweet Tooth is known to be an effective sedative which can also treat depression.

Sweet Tooth Marijuana Strain

Moods

Sleepy, Euphoria, Happy, Hungry, Pain Relief, Relaxed, Uplifting

Remedies

Depression, Headaches, Insomnia, Lack Of Appetite, Pain, Stress

Flavors

Berry, Flowery, Sweet, Tree Fruit

Sweet Tooth is an award-winning Indica with a lovely flavor. A warm, sweet woodiness hits your tongue on first taste. The top-notch flavor is accompanied by an uplifting and physical high. With its Indica traits, this marijuana strain is an ideal nighttime strain and a favorite for those who have difficulty sleeping. This strain has a smooth hitting quality with an aroma and flavor that are worthy of its name and reputation as a feel-good sedative.

 

Sweet Tooth Experience

Smoking or vaping Sweet Tooth is like taking a breath full of warm fruity flowers. This strain is just as sweet as the name suggests, with undertones of berry and woody nutmeg. A cross between landrace Afghani, Nepalese, and Hawaiian strains, this particular strain is about 70% Indica.

Marijuana consumers can expect a powerful physical experience from Sweet Tooth. Though, the Sativa lineage provides some counterbalance to a sedative high. If used in moderation, cannabis enthusiasts can still function well with this strain. Albeit, slower than normal. In higher doses, even experienced marijuana consumers should plan to spend some quality time with your sofa.

 

Traits of Sweet Tooth and Sweet Tooth Seeds

This strain won first place Indica at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 2001. The THC content in Sweet Tooth reaches between 16 and 22%. Save this sleepy weed for the evening.

This strain is a Barney’s Farm strain that is derived from the Afghani, Nepalese and Hawaiian landrace strains. Its lineage has given this strain a sweet and flowery flavor with effects that will stick with you longer than most. This strains name is truly earned by its powerfully sweet taste that reminds its marijuana consumers of a mouth full of candy or tree fruit and a woody finish on the exhale.

 

Medical Benefits of Sweet Tooth

This strain is relaxed and uplifting, replacing the blues with a light and pleasant mood.

  • Medical marijuana patients tend to use this strain for depression
  • As a physical strain, those with chronic aches and pains also do well with Sweet Tooth. Similarly, the munchie-inspiring quality of this herb is perfect for those who struggle with appetite
  • As an Indica, this strain is a perfect nighttime strain praised for its ability to ease patients into a relaxed state and help treat insomnia
  • Its uplifting qualities will put a smile on your face and melt away depression and anxiety into a mellow and relaxed mood
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