Thai Stick Feminised Seeds

Thai Stick is a pure sativa landrace that originates in the tropical jungles of Thailand. The strain got its name from the way in which Thai farmers used to smoke it. Once harvested the original Thai Stick weed was wrapped around bamboo skewers, glued together with hash oil, wrapped in fan leaves and then tied with hemp string. The outcome was a fat cigar-like joint, that was soaked in THC rich hash oil, creating a high that was way beyond the strains 24% THC level. Thai Stick became famous during the Vietnam war where American GIs tried the exotic weed for the first time and fell in love with a strain that was far superior to what was available in the US at the time.

A stimulating and expansive sativa style high is what you can expect from Thai Stick weed. The high starts slowly, gradually building into waves of euphoria which flow over you, the body gently relaxing and the mind focusing thanks to the energy boost. A fantastic strain for social smoking and daytime use when clarity and motivation are important, providing a crystal clear high that won't overwhelm you easily.

During the Vegetative Stage:

Thai Stick is pure sativa that grows incredibly tall with long lanky branches and thin fan leaves that help it to grow in humid jungle climates. During the veg stage it grows very fast stretching up towards the light and it can reach 20 feet tall if grown outdoors. You should try to implement training techniques like topping or LST to manage the height of the plant especially if you a growing indoors. Nutrient-wise, focus on nitrogen-rich NPK ratio of 3:1:1 that will support photosynthesis and aid vegetative growth, but gradually reduce this as you approach the flowering stage.

During the Flowering Stage:

As your Thai Stick plant enters its flowering stage, which lasts 12-14 weeks, you can expect your tall plants to begin to produce lots of bud spread out across its long branches. Once you flip the lights switch the nutrients to a 1:3:2 PPK ratio to put more emphasis on phosphorus and potassium which will aid bud development. It’s normal for the buds to be smaller than what you might have experience from indicas, however, the shear size of the plant will make up for this producing huge yields when grown outdoors. Once you reach weeks 9 or 10 start to monitor the trichomes for maturity and then flush your Thai Stick plants for 1-2 weeks before harvest.

Is Thai Stick Strain Indica or Sativa?

Thai Stick is a 100% sativa strain. It grows tall with long branches and thin fan leaves that allow it to grow comfortably in humid environments without mould developing.

Are Thai Stick Seeds Suitable for Beginners?

Thai Stick is a resilient strain but because of its size it will require a fair amount of training especially if grown indoors and therefore it is not the ideal strain for beginners. However, if you are growing outdoors with lots of room in a humid climate, then Thai Stick will perform exceptionally well.

With its pure sativa genetics, Thai Stick delivers an energizing and uplifting high. Its THC content, ranges from 16% to 19%, and so while not the most potent strain it leaves you feeling sociable without being too much.

How Does Thai Stick Make You Feel?

When you smoke Thai Stick you will feel an instant sense or energy driving through your body that makes some people feel creative and sociable. Its sativa genetics help to stimulate the mind, leading to increased focus making it a great daytime smoke.

Medical Uses?

Thai Stick has a medium THC level and an uplifting high therefore it is sometimes used by people that want to relieve symptoms of depression and stress. The uplifting and energizing effects are often said to improve your mood and make you feel happy and sometimes giggly.

How Strong is Thai Stick Weed?

At 16% and 19% THC Thai Stick is a medium level potency strain. Most people don’t choose Thai Stick if they want a strong strain, it is more of an energetic functional high for daytime use.

Does Thai Stick Weed Make You Sleepy?

No Thai Stick is a sativa dominant strain that tends to invigorate the mind and may boost alertness, making it more suitable for daytime use rather than as a sleep aid.

Smoking Thai Stick offers a smooth experience with a distinctive earthy, woody, and tobacco-like taste.

What Does Thai Stick Taste and Smell Like?

The aroma of Thai Stick's is a complex blend of earthy and woody scents with a hint of tobacco. When you smoke it, you will get a taste of citrus and spice that reminds you of lemongrass.

What are the Terpenes in Thai Stick?

The dominant terpenes in Thai Stick are Caryophyllene, Myrcene, and Limonene that combine to create its woody, spicy aroma.

Thai stick is the perfect strain for anyone growing outdoors in a warm, humid climate. It can reach 20 feet tall so ideally you will need plenty of space. The high is both energizing and uplifting and is the closest strain to those original Thai Sticks that became famous in the 70’s.