El Chivo #5

El Chivo, translating to "The Goat" in Spanish, is a potent indica-dominant hybrid that lives up to its name by offering an unparalleled cannabis experience. It is a cross between OGKB (OG Kush Breath), Blueberry Headband, and Grape Gas, combining their most desirable traits into a single strain. El Chivo's buds are medium to large, densely packed, and feature glistening white trichomes, a sign of their potency. Their coloration ranges from deep forest green to shades of purple, beautifully offset by fiery orange pistils.

The scent of El Chivo is a combination of exotic scents perfectly combined for the most amazing experience. It is a blend of herbs and spices with a little bit of earth and citrus. Once the dried cannabis is broken open, the aroma is unmatched. It is addicting, to say the least. It tastes fantastic. Initially taking on the herbs and spices, it ends with a hint of citrus and earth. The exhale brings out the pine flavor as an aftertaste and a subtle sweetness, leaving a pleasant taste in your mouth, almost as to entice you for what’s next.

Known for its invigorating qualities, El Chivo is a great option if you want to boost your mood and feelings of inspiration. Upon first partaking, it provides a burst of cognitive acuity, glee, and peace, which makes it perfect for daytime occasions or mixing and mingling in public. These sensations could also spark your creative side and enhance your social charm, turning even the hum-drum into a fun undertaking. As the high wears on, a profound physical ease settles in, which could lead to a restful night's sleep with excessive use. So, practice moderation when enjoying El Chivo.

The genetic origins of this strain suggest that it can do well in any environment, being capable of thriving both indoors and outdoors, with its preference leaning towards a dry and stable climate in order to grow larger levels of terpenes. The genealogical tree of El Chivo has myrcene, caryophyllene and limonene as its main terpene contributors, giving its bud a dominant aroma of soil, pepper and lemon. The flowering phase of this plant is typical for the domineering indica hybrid and is seen to last around 8 to 9 weeks during October.