Miss Africa

3.5G: TAC: 28.89% | AlphaPinene: 0.23% | BetaCaryophyllene: 0.13% | BetaMyrcene: 0.46% | BetaPinene: 0.09% | CBG: 0.27% | CBGA: 2.51% | Humulene: 0.04% | Limonene: 0.24% | Linalool: 0.2% | Nerolidol: 0.02% | Ocimene: 0.17% | Terpineol: 0.04% | Terpinolene: 0.02% | THC: 23.01% | THC9: 0.91% | THCA: 25.2% | TotalCannabinoids: 28.89%

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14G: TAC: 28.89% | AlphaPinene: 0.23% | BetaCaryophyllene: 0.13% | BetaMyrcene: 0.46% | BetaPinene: 0.09% | CBG: 0.27% | CBGA: 2.51% | Humulene: 0.04% | Limonene: 0.24% | Linalool: 0.2% | Nerolidol: 0.02% | Ocimene: 0.17% | Terpineol: 0.04% | Terpinolene: 0.02% | THC: 23.01% | THC9: 0.91% | THCA: 25.2% | TotalCannabinoids: 28.89%

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The Miss Africa cannabis strain is a three way cross between an African landrace called South African KwaZulu, along with Fire Alien Kush and Miss X. This sativa-leaning strain often grows buds shaped like arrowheads consisting of lighter greens and orange pistils. A thick coating of trichomes further lightens its tones.

Upon opening up a package of the Miss Africa strain, you’ll be hit with a musky and slightly citrusy scent. Its taste is similar but bears a punch of pine as well. Its dominant terpenes contribute to this, being pinene, limonene, and myrcene.

Miss Africa THC percentage levels often fall in the mid-teens. Effects are reputed to improve energy levels while eliminating pain throughout the body. Some experienced increased creativity and focus. Others simply enjoyed an improved mood as their daily stresses dissipated.