Is NHS an indica, sativa, or hybrid?

NHS is classified as a Sativa-dominant cannabis strain.

How much THC does NHS have?

NHS typically tests around Medium THC and Unknown CBD.

What are the effects of NHS?

Consumers commonly report feeling Motivated, Cerebral, Euphoric, Talkative, and Balanced.

What does NHS taste and smell like?

NHS is known for its Skunk, Pungent, and Fresh aromas and flavors.

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NHS: Adding Much Needed Haze To The National Health Service

Ironic how well suited this strain is to those using cannabis for medicinal reasons, given NHS is an abbreviation for the National Health Service. That is precisely what she does, provide the service of soothing away chronic aches and pains while you ride waves of euphoria. The result of combining NL5, Haze, and Skunk, she has been developed with the idea of regeneration in mind. Expect strong flavors and an effective potency.

Cultivated outdoors, those living in the Northern Hemisphere will be able to harvest NHS in October. Those akin to warmer climates can harvest in late March. Indoors, NHS is usually ready after 56-70 days of flowering. For the time and effort, yields can reach up to 500g/m² — even more under ideal conditions.