Capleton
Capleton
Overview
Capleton is a hybrid cannabis strain created by Irie Genetics through crossing White Widow (a clone gifted by Garden Of Weedn) with Grateful Dawg. Named after the legendary Jamaican reggae artist, this strain has gained recognition for its extremely resinous nature and potent effects. The genetics trace back to Grateful Dawg, which itself is a Deadhead OG phenotype (Chem '91 x SFV OG F4) that is very Chem '91 dominant, combined with the legendary White Widow clone.
Capleton exhibits two distinct phenotypes depending on which parent strain it favors. The Widow-leaning phenotype grows tall with a sweet perfume-like taste and floral tones, while the Dawg-leaning phenotype produces a more compact plant with intense skunky aromas reminiscent of fuel and feet. Both phenotypes are known for their heavy resin production, creating dark green, purple, and silver nuggets that are thoroughly coated in crystalline trichomes. The buds typically display flat grape-shaped formations with dark amber hairs and a thick coating of sweet, sticky resin.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with stress and anxiety
- Often used for arthritis
- Users report help with migraines
- May assist with nausea
- Users report relief from eye pressure
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Capleton plants grow tall and stretch moderately during flowering, taking 60-70 days to fully mature depending on the phenotype. The Dawg phenotype finishes faster at around 60 days, while the Widow phenotype requires closer to 70 days. Plants can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors, though odor control is strongly recommended due to the intense chemical and fuel aromas. The strain produces medium to high yields and develops beautiful coloration with proper care. For best results, growers should allow 9-10 weeks for full flavor development and consider using kelp products during flowering to enhance the distinctive aromas.