Mojito Strain

Mojito is a Sativa-dominant hybrid marijuana strain made by crossing Orange Blossom Trail with Limegerian. It was made popular in California in the mid-1980s and is a shining star in flavors and aroma, featuring bold citrus notes accompanied by floral undertones.

This strain is typically sought out for its incredible flavor profile. Still, medical marijuana patients choose Mojito to help relieve symptoms associated with headaches, inflammation, pain relief, fatigue, stress, anxiety, irritable bowel syndrome, asthma, and respiratory ailments. Mojito produces relaxing, euphoric effects that slowly turn into a gentle, relaxing, and cerebral body high.

The adverse effects of this strain include dry eyes, lightheadedness, and headaches. The THC levels are high at 22%, and users can feel the effects immediately. The aroma is spicy, citrus, and citrus. The taste is citrusy and herbal.

Flowering time takes about nine weeks and has a yield of about 35 grams per square meter. The buds are small, tight, and covered in THC trichomes. This is a good strain to grow for first-time growers because it is a moderate yielder, the buds are dense, and it is easy to trim due to the slow-growing nature of the plant.

It can be grown indoors and outdoors with a proper light cycle. This plant grows tall with big nodes that are full of leaves. It has large fan leaves that soak up light but produce little energy or food for the plant.