<p>Concord Grape Blockhead is a complex <a href="/strains/blockhead">Blockhead</a> <a href="/news/growing/cannabis-genotypes-and-phenotypes-what-makes-a-strain-unique">phenotype</a> developed by Spice of Life Seeds. This plant is the offspring of Project 19 (an unknown African hybrid) and <a href="/strains/sweet-tooth">Sweet Tooth</a> #3, resulting in a stalky structure with dense clusters of sparkling purple buds. The foliage is coated in resin that reeks of hashy spice, grape, sweet citrus, and&nbsp;an undertone of ammonia after grinding. This potent <a href="/news/cannabis-101/terpenes-the-flavors-of-cannabis-aromatherapy">terpene profile</a> leads to an exceptional heady buzz that squints the eyes and weighs on the body. Concord Grape Blockhead has been known to offer a powerful disorienting euphoria and a bit of dry mouth, so come prepared with water. Utilize this hybrid to elevate mood, mute mild pain, and encourage relaxation. &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>


Concord Grape Blockhead

<p>Sweet Cindy from BOG Seeds is a cross of <a href="/strains/sweet-tooth">Sweet Tooth</a> #3, <a href="/strains/cinderella-99">Cinderella 99</a>, and <a href="/strains/bog-bubble">BOG Bubble</a>. The result is a citrusy strain with notes of grapefruit. Its well-balanced high will get you feeling physically relaxed and mentally uplifted, making this a great strain for novices who don&rsquo;t want to feel overwhelmed.&nbsp;</p>


Sweet Cindy

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<p>Sweet Tooth was awarded 1st place at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 2001, and as you could probably guess from the name, it has a sweet smell of flowers and berries that accompanies&nbsp;it. The potent <a href="/news/cannabis-101/cannabis-anatomy-the-parts-of-the-plant">colas</a> of this hybrid are candy-coated with trichomes, providing uplifting&nbsp;and euphoric effects that are great for combating stress and headaches. Bred by Barney&rsquo;s Farm, Sweet Tooth&rsquo;s genetics sprout from mixing landrace strains from <a href="/strains/afghani">Afghanistan</a>, <a href="/strains/hawaiian">Hawaii</a>, and <a href="/strains/nepalese">Nepal</a>.</p>

Sweet Tooth was awarded 1st place at the High Times Cannabis Cup in 2001, and as you could probably guess from the name, it has a sweet smell of flowers and berries that accompanies it. The potent colas of this hybrid are candy-coated with trichomes, providing uplifting and euphoric effects that are great for combating stress and headaches. Bred by Barney’s Farm, Sweet Tooth’s genetics sprout from mixing landrace strains from Afghanistan, Hawaii, and Nepal.

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	<h1 class="text-xl">Tips for growing Sweet Tooth cannabis</h1>
	
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<p><strong>Grow techniques: </strong>Sweet Tooth is as enjoyable to grow as it is to consume. It offers heavy yields while also being a low-maintenance plant. It is generally pest-resistant and has a strong immune system. Grow this strain <a class="underline" href="https://www.leafly.com/news/cannabis-101/indoor-vs-outdoor-cannabis-growing-3-key-differences">indoors or outdoors</a>, and prune the dense indica foliage to promote airflow around the buds.</p>
<p><strong>Flowering time: </strong>8 to 9 weeks</p>
<p><strong>Yield: </strong>High</p>
<p><strong>Grow difficulty: </strong>Easy</p>
<p><strong>Climate: </strong>Sweet Tooth likes a cooler climate than most strains. Ideally, keep this strain between 68 and 75 degrees Fahrenheit.</p>
<p><strong>Indoor/outdoor: </strong>This strain grows well either indoors or outdoors.<strong> </strong></p>
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Tips for growing Sweet Tooth cannabis

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What drew me to this lovely gem was her beauty. From the first time I saw that densely packed green and orange sticky crystal goodness, I knew she had to be mine. I don’t usually fall for hybrids and so I was beside myself with anxiousness. You see, I’ve only ever been with sativas. It can’t be that different right? She’s not a full indica. One of her parents had to be sativa. I’m just gonna throw it out there, I actually thought to myself at one point, “What are my friends gonna think when I start to bring her to our get-togethers”? I know it shouldn’t matter what they think but this IS Oregon, after all.

I had to know more about her. But I couldn’t just approach her without knowing anything about her type. I’ll seem like a doofus. What to do? Luckily, the man behind the bar knew all about hybrids. He’s been around the block a few times and a good bar man has ears everywhere. He told me everything I needed to know to make my first move. This particular flower has quite a name around here. She may not have the highest THC percentage but she’s far from a Harlequin. I think could be happy with 22 percent. And man, is she a sight to see. Later in the evening, we took a selfie so I could show my friends what I hooked up with but I can’t find how to include a picture in my review.

The first date was, as always, a little awkward. You never know what to expect on first dates. Is it going to be relaxed? Am I gonna laugh too much at all her jokes and she thinks I’m crazy? What if I can’t stop smiling? What if I over eat and can’t “perform” if the opportunity presents itself? What if I have bad breath? Why can’t I ever seem to drink enough water? Why am I sweating so much? What is wrong with me? Can she tell I’m high? All of my anxiety was soon put to ease. She was gentle and encouraging. She seemed to bring the goodness out in me. Maybe I smiled too much and got too excited when she told me about all the things that we could do together, but she was just as excited as I was. Everything seemed right again.

Don’t get me wrong. I’m not one to put all my eggs in a single basket. I got a few numbers that day. The bar man’s intuition was on point for every one of the princesses he introduced me to. What can I say, I guess I was feeling adventurous. I even hooked up with an indica proper! I don’t know what came over me in the shop that sultry early October afternoon. Maybe the bar man was an angel pointing me towards a righteous path. Maybe he was the Devil, knowing precisely which of my heart strings to pluck… Just kidding. I’m an atheist.

But there was just something about her that made all the rest unnecessary. Sure, there were some with higher THC percentages, but none felt so right for every occasion. I could climb mountains and scream her name when I reached the summit. I can take her with me to friendly get-togethers and she won’t embarrass me in front of my friends and family. We can just chill together and watch a movie, no awkward silences. I can rely on her to get me to where I need to be. 

In the end, does the difference between sativas and indicas have to be so fierce? Can’t we all just be thankful for a good relationship with our chosen strains? I don’t know why I’m telling you these things. I guess I feel like I can trust you. I’m not trying to brag about scoring with the right one or anything but I can see myself spending a lot of my time smelling her sweet perfume and experiencing her mellow yet perpetually interested demeanor. Some of the others may have made my heart race a little faster and some may have made more of the pain of everyday existence seem somehow less burdensome. The time I've spent with her has taught me that no matter who your parents are, it’s your characteristics that create sparks and sustain the flame.

Its a dry woody pungent flowery taste and smell. If you have massive depression you'll want to do SweetTooth. It has an outstanding knack for making you feel better, very sticky and dense round nuggets in deep green & orange hairs. These compact buds give you the smell of fruit and spicy flowers. Do not pass up Sweet Tooth, but bring a jug of water this strain will make you thirsty.

Hey guys it's singer/songwriter Adam. Thought I'd give this "weed reviewing" thing a try because my therapist suggested being more vocal about my feelings. 

Let me just say that this weed does not make you feel like an insane clown, as one reviewer here has suggested. Unlike like my co-host on the Voice singer/songwriter Miley Cyrus, this weed is very good at numbing the pain of existence.

I'm on the payphone trying to call home to get all the Sweet Tooth I left with you. I give this weed eight Maroon Fives out of ten.

This strain is killer. Smells like a sweet gingerbread cookie and hits you hard! After 2 to 3 bowls I was lit and probably could've stopped smoking and been okay, but it was so tasty that me and my buddy smoked for about two hours. As you can imagine we were beyond high, we were destroyed. Highly recommend this for a euphoric and giggly high, I was laughing constantly. Overall I gave it a 9, defiantly worth the purchase. 

This is my second experience with sweet tooth and I absolutely love it. Just two hits outta my tiny glass pipe, and I was full of energy. I cleaned my entire house and did not have any of my usual pain. Sweet tooth is a great strain for energy and pain reduction.

This is one of our favorite indica strains for sex and near the top overall. It gave a great indica high: relaxed, trippy, heightened sensations, lowered inhibitions, and that melting into each other feeling only a quality indica can provide. This is a great strain for slowing things down and focusing on each other. It’s pretty much a tantric strain. Highly recommended. 

We are 50-somethings who vape and have sex pretty much daily. All our reviews focus on our experiences mixing cannabis and sex. We only rate after using an oz so the reviews give a well-rounded impression that captures a strain’s potential, downsides, and typical effects. 

I had 3 Sweet Tooth girls, grown from seed, in my Northern California (West of Hwy 101) outdoor garden in 2014, and loved every bit of its performance, from germination to smoking! I like the strain so much that I kept a male in a separate, isolated location and used its pollen to seed a few buds on my Mendo Purps, Romulan Queen, Covelo Sour Diesel, Bubblegum females, as well as with a Sweet Tooth girl. I'm excited to see how they do in this year's garden! The Sweet Tooth girls reached an awe-inspiring 11' -12' in height, with a beautiful hybrid structure. They were relatively easy to grow, requiring one good clean out of its lower branches before the stretch, simple bracing during flowering  to help support the weight of its huge colas (4-6, 10' tall bamboo stakes around each plant and green gardener's ribbon), and, as the buds ripen, some pruning of its nitrogen-deprived fan leaves, which give a beautiful display of red, purple and pinkish colors, reminiscent of a Vermont hillside in the fall! I expected harvest time to be around the 1st week of October, and to my great pleasure, they were ready to pick during the 1st and 2nd week of September. Each plant yielded around 700 grams of lovely golden-green buds with long, red hairs and were loaded with super sticky trichomes that, to me and many others that sampled my batch, smell exactly like Juicy Fruit gum! It tastes like it smells, and absolutely lives up to its name with its intensely sweet and smooth smoke. It's smoke produces a euphoric, soaring high that works well any time of the day or night! Lab testing revealed just over 21% THC and 1.3% CBD.This strain works great for stomach pain, cramping and nausea, as well as an appetite motivator. It may be my favorite strain from my garden last year, and I wouldn't mind having a garden full of these HUGE plants! A couple of puffs makes me feel inspired and creative and want to pick up a guitar immediately and strum it! Or, other times (Like right now!) a couple bong tokes will relax me as I read myself to sleep! ...G'night, y'all! I'll report on 2015's Sweet Tooth and the Sweet Tooth crosses after the fall!

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<p>Nepalese&nbsp;refers to any strain that grows natively in the Nepal region. These indigenous vareities (also called <a href="/news/cannabis-101/the-cannabis-origin-what-is-a-landrace-strain">landraces</a>) tend to be <a href="/strains/lists/category/sativa">sativa</a>&nbsp;in growth structure, however the buds and effects more closely resemble <a href="/strains/lists/category/indica">indica</a> varieties.&nbsp;<span style="line-height: 20.7999992370605px;">Native Nepalese strains tend to be resinous and hashy in aroma, with buds growing dense toward the top of these sparsely branched plants.</span></p>


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<p>Hawaiian is a sativa-dominant&nbsp;hybrid that will give you a happy, vacation feeling. Creative but perhaps not so focused, this bud is great for a relaxing day. These light green buds have a sweet smell&nbsp;that&nbsp;brings to mind fresh tropical fruit.</p>


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