Monkey Bread #1
Monkey Bread #1 is a unique cannabis strain characterized by its impressive genetics and diverse effects. This Indica-dominant hybrid is the result of a cross between potent and prized parent strains, making it a favorite among connoisseurs and medicinal users. Monkey Bread #1 owes its popularity not only to its potent effects but also to its distinctive flavor profile.
Effect
The effect of Monkey Bread #1 is deeply relaxing, making it the perfect choice for the end of a long day or to relieve stress and anxiety. Due to its indica dominance, its effects tend to be physical, but also offer a pleasant cerebral high. Users often report feelings of euphoria and bliss, accompanied by physical relaxation that can transition into restful sleep. For this reason, it is often recommended for the treatment of insomnia, pain, and muscle tension.
Taste/smell
Monkey Bread #1 boasts an aromatic profile as unique as its name. The strain exudes a sweet, earthy scent with hints of vanilla and spice that tickles the olfactory system. When smoked or vaped, its flavor fully unfolds, with users experiencing a rich, sweet and spicy flavor with undertones of fresh earth and a light hint of nuts. This complex bouquet makes every experience with Monkey Bread #1 a true taste journey.
THC content
The THC content of Monkey Bread #1 can be quite high, making it a potent strain that appeals to experienced cannabis users. Average levels range between 20% and 25%, but it's not uncommon for certain phenotypes to have even higher concentrations. This high THC content contributes to the potent relaxing and euphoric effects, making it an excellent choice for those seeking intense relief.
Cultivation
Growing Monkey Bread #1 can be suitable for both experienced and ambitious beginners. It prefers a controlled environment (indoors) or a warm, temperate climate (outdoors). Plants often reach a medium height and develop dense, resin-rich buds. The flowering time is generally between 8 and 9 weeks, with outdoor plants usually ready for harvest in late September to early October. Its resistance to common pests and diseases makes it a relatively straightforward choice for growers seeking a high-quality harvest with an exceptional end product.
