The dominant terpene in this cannabis strain is Myrcene. This is accompanied by Caryophyllene, Limonene, and Linalool. Myrcene gives it some notes of grapefruit that add a fruity sweetness to the flavor profile Snow Montana weed strain. Limonene adds some more distinct notes of grapefruit, while Linalool brings the floral sweetness of lavender. Caryophyllene introduces some diesel notes to the aroma and flavor to contrast the sweetness.

The overall flavor, therefore, is that of grapefruit, lavender, and diesel along with some chemical undertones. According to those who have smoked it, it offers a pleasant experience with a sweet overall aroma.

Main Effects and Usage
Smoking some Snow Montana buds will likely leave you relaxed but very talkative and active at the same time. People who consume this marijuana report that they feel happy and focused, which makes it a good choice for busy days when you need to complete some chores. It imparts a sense of concentration that can help get important work done. However, some users also report feeling sleepy, so be sure to try Snow Montana weed strain out once to see if it affects you in that way.

Its 20% THC content makes it unsuitable for consumption by beginners, especially since it can cause some side effects like drowsiness and dryness of the eyes and mouth. It is, however, a good strain for those patients suffering from medical issues such as fatigue, depression, ADD, ADHD, and epilepsy as it can aid in alleviating some symptoms.

Grow Information
Growing Snow Montana strain at home requires a good amount of space since it can reach heights of 80 inches. Whether you grow it inside the house or outside, it will give you a yield of around 400 g/m2. Its flowering time is very average too, between 52 and 63 days. After this time, the plant will give you spade-shaped buds that are quite sticky and are covered in white trichomes.