Connie Chung

Connie Chung is an indica-leaning hybrid strain that brings together the best of both worlds, offering a harmonious blend of effects and flavors. Named in honor of the iconic American journalist and news anchor, this strain is the progeny of LA Flavor and G13 Haze, combining their distinctive qualities into a unique cannabis experience. The resulting strain offers a tribute to its namesake's reputation for depth and versatility.

Connie Chung's buds are visually stunning, usually medium to large in size with a dense and compact structure that reflects its indica roots. Its color scheme is a brilliant combination of greens, purples, and oranges, with each nugget resembling a small piece of natural art. A heavy coating of trichomes gives the buds an icy overall appearance, while a wealth of hairy pistils contributes to the strain's image.

The scent of Connie Chung is as multifaceted and beckoning as its origins indicate. Sweet floral tones takes the lead, but are reinforced by an earthy bedrock, with notes of citrus and seasoning subtly enhancing the scent's depth. The same complex fragrance that is strong in Connie Chung ranslates effectively into its flavors; within those, sweet undertones meet dry and earthy ones to provide a steady base while bringing out notes of woodiness, sweetness, and spice. Some have noticed a little piquancy from the citrus qualities in the mix, which added a certain invigorating quality to the overall tasting experience.

Fans of Connie Chung value it for the way its balanced high marries both uplifting and soothing effects. It often launches with a soft head buzz that clears the mind and eases apprehension, buoying the mood and disseminating an overall sense of contentment. The mind will be righted, while the body will be tranquilized- initiating consumers into a gentle orbit where they can leave stresses and strain far away. This strain has been celebrated for its ability to generate and upward, happy and productive high.

Cultivating Connie Chung demands a certain degree of proficiency, given the close-packed formation of its buds and the way its bright hues can thrive when well nourished and lit. This strain, which normally flowers in around 8 to 9 weeks, can yield a remarkable volume of high-quality flower in a relatively short space of time. Its smell and taste are to a large extent informed by the presence of terpenes like myrcene, caryophyllene, and limonene, and make for a mouthwateringly sweet and spicy fragrant experience, full of the kind of eclectic properties and sensations that are in keen demand these days.