cereal milk strain Cereal Milk is a newer strain to hit the cannabis scene in the past few years. However, it’s already grown in popularity thanks to its storied lineage. In this article, we’ll look at the strain’s history, effects, and reported benefits. To start, let’s dive into its origins.
CEREAL MILK STRAIN EFFECTS
Cannabis strains can affect different people in different ways, so it’s crucial to understand the differences to choose what’s best for your needs. At the onset, Cereal Milk can provide the uplifting and social effects of a Sativa. Then, the Indica effects take over to provide a sense of calm while putting you in a euphoric state. Like many Indica hybrid strains, you may also experience a body high accompanied by warmth and heaviness.
Many Cereal Milk users feel more social when using this strain, so it can be a great option when you’re looking to socialize with friends or if you’re hoping to tackle any creative endeavors. This is a versatile strain great for any time of day use. Here are a few of the Cereal Milk strain benefits we hear about most:
MOOD BOOSTER
CLEAR-HEADED HIGH
PHYSICAL RELAXATION
CEREAL MILK TYPICAL USAGE
Like many hybrids, Cereal Milk is a versatile strain. Because of its balanced high, it can be used at any time of day. The euphoric effects will keep you in a great mood, whether you’re hanging with friends, completing a creative project, or just want to relax and unwind.
WHAT DOES CEREAL MILK SMELL AND TASTE LIKE?
As you can guess, the Cereal Milk strain gets its name from the sweet vanilla scent and fruity citrus flavor notes. Some consumers also get hints of berries on the nose.
It reminds many of the sugary scent of milk in a bowl after you’ve finished eating cereal, while it can remind others of vanilla ice cream.
In addition to these initial scents, you may also smell the spicy flavors of baking spice.
The taste of Cereal Milk is much like the scent, with sweet, creamy, and fruity flavors. The fruity sweetness takes center stage on the inhale before the creamy undertones hit your taste buds. There are hints of herbs as well. Cereal Milk is a tasty and smooth smoke.
Cereal Milk cola, Photographed from the Pacific Stone Grow.
WHAT’S THE CEREAL MILK STRAIN LOOK LIKE?
The buds from Cereal Milk plants are mostly popcorn-shaped, with bright green leaves, orange stigmas, and a frosty coating of trichomes. This frosty layer of trichomes can be reminiscent of popular sugar-coated cereals. This thick layer of sparkling resin on each bud, paired with the creamy aroma, is another reason for the Cereal Milk name.
WHAT IS THE THC LEVEL OF CEREAL MILK?
THC levels play an important role in your high, and they can also impact your consumption amounts. The higher the THC level, the less you may have to consume to feel the desired effect. Typically, Cereal Milk’s THC level is between 27-32%, although this can vary.
Like many other high-THC strains, Cereal Milk contains very little CBD – only up to 1.2%. Because of its THC content, all users who are trying Cereal Milk for the first time should start slow.
CEREAL MILK TERPENES
A strain’s terpene profile is a crucial part of the cannabis experience, and terpenes are responsible for a cannabis strain’s unique aromas and flavors. Certain terpenes also produce a certain experience for the consumer. Cereal Milk’s dominant terpene is caryophyllene.
Caryophyllene (also known as beta-caryophyllene) is a terpene that produces earthy, spicy, and floral aromas. You’ll find caryophyllene in some herbs and spices, such as oregano, black pepper, and basil. Many people swear by caryophyllene’s anti-inflammatory and chronic pain-relief effects, and current research is studying the benefits of this terpene.
Another terpene in Cereal Milk is limonene. Limonene, as the name suggests, can produce a citrus-like aroma and flavor. You’ll find limonene in citrus fruits like lemons, limes, and grapefruits. Research is currently focusing on limonene’s possible benefits as a treatment for stress, depression, and anxiety.
Myrcene is another terpene found in the Cereal Milk cannabis strain. As one of the most common terpenes in cannabis, myrcene is also present in plants like hops, lemongrass, and bay leaves. Many believe it has a sedative effect, and research is investigating its ability to provide relief from pain and inflammation.
There’s also linalool in the Cereal Milk strain. You’ll find linalool in lavender and basil, and it has a distinct lavender-like smell. Currently, researchers are examining linalool’s potential cognitive effects – which include stress reduction and chronic pain management.
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