White Buffalo
About White Buffalo
In many indigenous cultures of the Great Plains region, a white buffalo is so rare that it’s considered an important spiritual symbol. The potent White Buffalo strain is also prized for its rarity. This sativa-leaning hybrid is the product of pure indica Romulan and an unnamed cross between Blackberry Kush and Bay 11. It provides energetic and stimulating cerebral effects and has appeal for cannabis novices and veterans alike. Depending on the individual plant’s phenotype, White Buffalo may have as much as 25% THC.
For the most part, this strain is visually unremarkable -- flowers are typically small and cluster together in popcorn-like nuggets. The buds have the dense, solid structure typical of indica varieties, with leaves tightly coiled around their central stem. The leaves are various shades of dark green, with relatively few pollen-catching orange pistils. One way White Buffalo’s flowers stand out, though, is their high resin production -- like the similarly-named White Widow, White Buffalo is coated in a layer of white trichomes that give it a soft, pale sheen. This resin also gives the flowers a very sticky texture that make the strain very difficult to break up by hand. When properly cured, the buds smell musky and sour, with some traces of berry aroma passed on from the Blackberry Kush grandparent strain. Breaking open or grinding the buds yields a woodsy scent of pine. When combusted, this strain gives off a harsh smoke that may induce coughing and irritate smoker’s sinuses. On the exhale, smoke tastes distinctly earthy and herbal.
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