Herijuana
Herijuana
Also known as: Herojuana, Harijuana
Overview
Herijuana is an indica-dominant cannabis strain with an 80:20 indica/sativa ratio that was originally developed by Woodhorse Seeds and later refined by Motarebel Genetics. This strain was created by crossing Petrolia Headstash, a highly regarded Afghan indica from Humboldt County, with Killer New Haven, an outdoor hybrid from Kentucky. The breeding process involved working the genetics for 15 generations to create an inbred line (IBL), ensuring consistency in phenotype expression across plants grown from seed. Herijuana is considered 'old school' cannabis that has been cultivated in Humboldt County for over 20 years, earning recognition as a medical-grade strain designed specifically for therapeutic applications. The strain produces dense, golf ball-sized buds that are completely covered in trichomes, giving them a crystalline, frosted appearance. Despite its potent effects, Herijuana is known for having a relatively mild aroma profile, typically described as sandalwood-like with earthy and spicy undertones, though some phenotypes may exhibit light fruity or hashy characteristics. The plant structure is notably stretchy and open during growth, making it well-suited for SCROG (Screen of Green) cultivation techniques.
Effects
Reported Medical Uses
- Users report relief from chronic pain
- May help with insomnia and sleep disorders
- Often used for muscle spasms and inflammation
- Reported to assist with nausea and appetite loss
- Users report benefits for arthritis and joint pain
- May help with anxiety and stress relief
- Reported benefits for ADHD symptoms
- Users report relief from depression
This is not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.
Possible Negative Effects
Growing Information
Herijuana is considered beginner-friendly and adapts well to various growing conditions. It thrives in both indoor and outdoor environments, with indoor cultivation preferred for controlling the strain's strong odor. The plant typically remains compact at around 3-4 feet in height, making it ideal for indoor spaces. Flowering time ranges from 7-9 weeks (49-63 days), with some phenotypes finishing as early as 8 weeks. Indoor yields average 2-3 ounces per plant with proper vegging (minimum 6 weeks recommended) and can reach up to 500g/m2 under optimal conditions. The strain prefers Mediterranean climates but adapts to temperate conditions, with optimal temperatures between 68-84°F and relative humidity of 40-50% during flowering. Plants benefit from topping and low-stress training techniques, and the strain is naturally resistant to pests, diseases, and mold despite producing very dense buds. SCROG methods work particularly well due to the plant's stretchy growth pattern and abundant side branching.