Ghost OG Autoflowering Marijuana Seeds

What are the Flavor and Effects of Ghost OG Autoflowering Marijuana?

The familiar skunky aroma dominates the taste of Ghost OG Auto. A potent taste of damp, freshly trimmed pine trees follows, accompanied by salty, lemony notes. When first inhaling the smoke from Ghost OG Auto, diesel’s powerful scent reaches the olfactory senses. When you exhale, you’ll notice intense spice sounds. A familiar skunky odor ties all of these scents together beautifully. 

If you’re looking for a relaxing high, this is the strain for you. The soothing effect starts as soon as you take the first hit from a joint. Your muscles slacken, and your limbs become heavy as you slowly sink into the sofa with each blow. As the emotional high wears off, moods improve. Thoughts become more prosperous and more meaningful as the mind quiets. Before the munchies come, time will pass unnoticed.

What are the Medical Benefits of Ghost OG Autoflowering Marijuana?

Ghost OG Auto, perhaps one of the best medicinal marijuana strains available, can help with a wide range of ailments. Smoking has a soothing, sedative effect that can help with anxiety, nervousness, and insomnia. The analgesic effects help to relieve chronic pain and inflammatory symptoms. It appears to have an inherent ability to induce the munchie effect, making it the strain of choice for people who have no appetite. Patients undergoing chemotherapy will find Ghost OG Auto to be extremely helpful in regaining their appetite and, as a result, their strength.

Negative Effects You Can Expect from Ghost OG Autoflowering 

Too much Ghost OG consumption Red eyes and a dry mouth are common side effects of autoflowering, but they can be treated with eye drops and a Slurpee. Novices should assess their consumption the first time because overdoing can cause dizziness, mild headaches, or anxiety.

How to Grow Ghost OG Autoflowering? 

The location you want to grow will have a significant effect on your harvest success. The strain is resistant to almost all conditions, but it appears to thrive in semi-humid, coastal environments. Since the strain is prone to rodents, diseases, mold, and mildew, it must be carefully monitored during its life cycle. By allowing ventilation through all branches and the stalk, regular cutting and pruning will also combat mold.