Psychedelic

The psychedelic effect of cannabis refers to the altered perception of reality, intense sensory experiences, and profound introspection it can induce. Achieving this effect in cannabis cultivation involves selecting strains with specific cannabinoid and terpene profiles. Strains with high levels of THC and certain terpenes like terpinolene and beta-caryophyllene are known to promote the psychedelic sensation. Cultivation techniques that optimize the production of these compounds, such as providing sufficient light during the flowering stage and using appropriate nutrients, can contribute to maximizing the psychedelic potential of the plant. The psychedelic effect is preferred by individuals seeking a transformative and mind-expanding experience, often used in spiritual or recreational contexts.