Caprichosa Thai
Caprichosa Thai
Overview
Caprichosa Thai is a well-balanced sativa-dominant hybrid cannabis strain developed by Elite Seeds, featuring 70-80% sativa genetics and 20-30% indica. This cultivar originates from the crossbreeding of Mota Khan Afghana and Super Thai, combining traditional Thai landrace characteristics with stable Afghan genetics. The Afghan line originates from Mazar-i-Sharif and contributes to the strain's robust nature and above-average yields. As evidenced by her name, this cultivar shines with the sensations of a classic Thai variety, including spicy, fresh flavors and energizing, euphoric effects. The strain is characterized by medium heights and long, thick, resinous buds, making it particularly attractive to cultivators seeking quality over extreme potency. Despite her sativa heritage, Caprichosa Thai finishes flowering in as little as 7 weeks, with an average of 8 weeks, making it an unusually fast-flowering sativa-dominant strain. The strain has gained recognition for its moderate THC content and exceptional growing characteristics, particularly its resilience in various environmental conditions.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from stress
- May help with depression
- Often used for fatigue
- Reported to help with appetite loss
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Caprichosa Thai is amenable to both indoor and outdoor cultivation, with particularly excellent performance outdoors in warmer climate regions. The strain is very hardy and can be grown wherever weather can be relied upon until its mid-September harvest date in the northern hemisphere. Indoors, flowering takes just 7-8 weeks until the long, resinous buds are mature. Indoor yields can reach up to 450gr/m² using SCRoG method, which is highly recommended. Outdoors, plants reach 2 meters if left untrained and can yield over 1 kilo of buds after just two months of growth, ready for harvest by mid-September. It's an excellent choice for guerrilla growing due to its forgiving nature. Growing difficulty is considered easy to moderate, making it suitable for novice growers.