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No. 1549Sativa

Cassius by Stoney Girl Gardens

Southeast Asian Landrace Sativas × Modern Hybrids

Cassius, a sativa-dominant strain from Stoney Girl Gardens, is the result of meticulous breeding aimed at combining classic sativa vigor with modern cultivation resilience. It offers a complex sensory profile and is favored for its invigorating effects.

EffectsCerebral
May help withAnxiety Stress
AromaCitrusFloralHerbalLavenderPine

Appearance

Cassius buds are notable for their elongated shape and dense covering of trichomes, appearing light green with lime and deep forest green undertones. Bright orange pistils contrast with the green hues, and the buds can reach significant size, often measuring 2-3 centimeters in width.

Aroma & Flavor

The aroma of Cassius is a sophisticated blend of citrus, floral, and herbal notes, featuring distinct lemon zest, pine, and lavender scents. Its flavor mirrors this complexity, starting with a bright citrus taste that evolves into herbal pine and subtle spice undertones, leaving a clean, refreshing aftertaste.

Effects

As a sativa-dominant strain, Cassius is known for providing a cerebral and invigorating experience. Users often report enhanced creativity and a significant boost in mood and energy, making it suitable for daytime use.

Terpenes & Cannabinoids

Cassius typically contains THC levels between 20-23%, with minimal CBD (<1%). Key terpenes identified include limonene, pinene, linalool, and myrcene, contributing to its distinct aroma and effects. The strain exhibits stable cannabinoid ratios, a testament to its consistent genetic makeup.

Growing

Developed with resilience and yield in mind, Cassius has undergone extensive selective breeding in controlled greenhouse environments. Its sativa genetics suggest a potentially extended flowering period and robust resin production, with early trials indicating yield improvements over previous sativa lines.

Origins

Stoney Girl Gardens developed Cassius over five years ago, aiming to create a premium, sativa-dominant strain. Its lineage is believed to incorporate classic Southeast Asian landrace sativas blended with modern hybrids, optimized through over 15 selective breeding sessions and advanced genetic analysis.

Frequently asked questions

What is the THC content of Cassius?
Cassius typically contains THC levels ranging from 20% to 23%, with some phenotypes potentially exceeding 25% under optimal conditions.
What are the primary terpenes in Cassius?
Key terpenes found in Cassius include limonene, pinene, linalool, and myrcene, contributing to its citrus, pine, and floral aromatic notes.
What effects can I expect from Cassius?
Cassius is known for its stimulating and cerebral effects, often leading to enhanced creativity and an uplifted mood and energy level.
What is the origin of the Cassius strain?
Cassius was developed by Stoney Girl Gardens, believed to be a blend of Southeast Asian landrace sativas and modern hybrids, refined over multiple breeding cycles.