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Dec 11, 20215 min read

Harlequin

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Harlequin is a special strain for many reasons. A diverse parentage, this hybrid has the best of all worlds, not to mention its solid CBD levels and ability to cure many pain conditions. This is what makes this strain indispensable, and what will continue to make it a popular sativa for recreational and medical users alike.

This sativa-dominant strain has a very interesting parentage. Harlequin is a descendant of Colombian Gold, Thai and Swiss landrace sativas and a Nepali indica. This special combination is sure to deliver a clean and energizing high, that is guaranteed to provide the best of all sativa effects.

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Harlequin is an ultra-diverse combo hybrid, that is just brimming with all sorts of superpowers. This hybrid just boasts of a really high CBD level, around 10-15%, which is a clear indicator of its medicinal abilities. This is what makes this strain a favorite among doctors who are looking to prescribe something potent for the fight against chronic pain.

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Effects

This powerful hybrid is a great smoke for when you are looking to find some mental release, without feeling tired. Harlequin has inherited all its positive effects from its parentage. This strain is a great relaxant, with an ability to calm the mind, and allow you to stay focused and on point.


up close view of harlequin strain dense bud

Harlequin Strain Effects

Harlequin is first and foremost uplifting and a happiness-inducing bud. This sativa dominant strain will let you keep your functionality 100%, meaning it is the perfect smoke to start a day with, because instead of slowing you down, this strain may actually help you get stuff done, and get it done while feeling inspired and creative.


Harlequin will turn you into a ball of energy, and let you be social and forward-thinking, all while feeling invigorated and brimming with ideas. buy HARLEQUIN SEEDS

Harlequin is great at keeping you focused, and will let have you completing your usual tasks with more accuracy and vigor.


Harlequin terpenes

Harlequin has an exquisite terpene profile dominated by myrcene. There are a lot of other terpenes that this deliciously-tasting strain contains including α-Bisabolol, β-Pinene, caryophyllene and phellandrene.


Aroma & Flavor

Harlequin is a sweet-smelling plant, that will fill the room with a pleasant and natural aroma. It’s not particularly strong smelling, which is perfect because its earthiness isn’t overwhelming, it is just right. This hybrid will leave a gentle whiff of fresh tropical mangoes in the air.


This hybrid has a very strong herbal flavor, that is cut in with some spiciness. Harlequin tastes mostly earthy, mixed in with fresh pine notes. This strain’s smoke has a creamy, woody flavor to it that is both pleasant and invigorating.


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Adverse reactions

Harlequin has a few adverse effects, mostly relating to its potency. This is why sometimes you may experience a little dizziness when smoking this particular strain. This dizziness may also lead to a slight feeling of anxiety and mild paranoia

This hybrid can make you feel slightly parched, giving you a sensation of a dry mouth, and also dry eyes. Harlequin can also sometimes give you a slight headache on the comedown, although this is something that doesn’t occur very often.


Medical

Harlequin is a vigorous painkiller, all thanks to its way-above-average CBD levels. This hybrid has proven to be very successful at nixing common pains such as migraines, headaches, muscle spasms and joint pains, and is therefore very highly recommended by doctors for their long-suffering patients.


trichomes on Harlequin weed bud

Harlequin Strain Medical

This hybrid is also talented in the stress department. Harlequin is a great mood-altering smoke. This is why it provides great support to patients who suffer from chronic stress and all its debilitating symptoms.

Depression and anxiety stand no chance against this mood-elevator, because of its ability to conjure up the happy vibes. Harlequin is also perfect for the treatment of inflammation, such as joint pains, because it is a strong anti-inflammatory agent, and will rid you of those aches and pains instantly.

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Growing

Harlequin produces notoriously high CBD levels, and if this is what you are aiming for, then it is recommended to harvest this pretty flower early. This hybrid is usually covered in a thick layer of trichomes when it is ripe for plucking.


Harlequin cannabis plant in the 11th week of growing

Harlequin Strain Growing

Humidity needs to be controlled well, and in indoor settings, Harlequin needs appropriate trimming to allow a healthy airflow. This plant likes warmth, but don’t go crazy on the heat so she doesn’t wither and dry up.


Flowering Time

Indoors

This strain takes an estimated of 8 to 9 weeks to flower and be ready for a harvest. Harlequin can reap an average of about 25 ounces per square meter, of good, potent bud.


Outdoors

Harlequin is relatively easy to cultivate, as long as you pay close attention to the humidity levels, which should not exceed the recommended 50%. This hybrid can yield an average of about 21 ounces per plant during harvest.


Origin

FAQ About Harlequin Strain

What is the Harlequin strain yield?

Harlequin yields 25 ounces per square meter indoors and 21 ounces or more per plant outdoors.


How much THC does Harlequin strain have?

From 7% to 15%


What are the origins of the Harlequin strain?

Harlequin was created by mixing Colombian Gold, Thai sativa, Nepali indica and Swiss Sativa together.

Have you ever smoked or grown your own Harlequin? Please let me know what you think about this marijuana strain in the comments below.

Robert


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