Cashmere is an indica-dominant hybrid, leaning about 70 percent toward a relaxing, body-centered effect with 30 percent offering a gentler lift. It results from crossing Northern Lights, Bubblegum, and Lowryder, and it carries autoflowering tendencies that many growers and patients appreciate. The overall effect is a smooth, approachable high and a plant that’s as dependable in cultivation as it is in use.
The onset is slow and velvety, spreading from the mind into the body as the effects take hold. A deep physical calm settles in, with muscles relaxing and a touch of couch-lock accompanied by a buoyant, easygoing happiness. A noticeable hunger often follows, making Cashmere a comfortable choice for those seeking relief and mood elevation.
THC typically runs in the mid 20s, around 25 to 26 percent, lending a potent, lasting stone. It is known for addressing chronic stress, inflammation, and pain, and for alleviating depressive symptoms or nausea related to appetite loss. The flavor travels along sweet, flowery, and woody-earthy tones, with a faint skunkiness that softens on the exhale. The aroma mirrors this complexity, offering fresh herbal and floral notes with hints of pine, pungent edges, and wood, while the buds present tight, tapered forest-green nugs threaded with reddish-amber hairs and a coating of milky white trichomes.