Remedy Strain

Is Remedy indica or sativa?

Remedy is an indica, bred so that CBD sits above THC. That makes Remedy the strain to reach for when you want to feel calmer and still function normally.

Most strains are built for the high. Remedy’s built for the calm underneath it, which is why the ratio matters more here than the indica label does. You get the settled, easy feeling people want from an indica, and you keep your afternoon.

Timing is where the difference shows. Almost every indica is a night strain, saved for the hours with nothing scheduled after them. Remedy works at eleven in the morning, and that’s the whole reason it exists.

If you’ve only ever met cannabis through THC, Remedy will feel like less than you expected. That is the design working, not the product failing, and most people who end up liking Remedy came round to it on the second try.

Remedy strain effects

Remedy feels calm and settled while leaving your head completely clear. The body relaxes and your thinking stays exactly where it was.

The body goes first. Your shoulders drop, the day stops sitting so heavily on you, and the whole thing arrives as a slow release rather than a weight landing on you.

Your head stays your own. You feel calmer and you think as clearly as you did before, which is why people keep Remedy for working hours instead of saving it for the evening.

Remedy also wears off cleanly. You can use it at lunch and still be sharp at four.

On a vape you’ll feel it within a few minutes, same as anything else we carry. What’s different is how far it goes, not how fast it gets there.

Good for: workdays, long drives, company you need to be present for, and anyone who wants the calm without the high. Bad for: anyone chasing intensity, because Remedy was never built for that.

What Remedy tastes and smells like

Remedy tastes like fresh pine and cedar, with a green herbal note underneath. The whole impression is a walk through conifers, nothing from a bakery.

The pine comes through bright and clean, the cedar gives the whole thing warmth, and a soft herbal edge sits behind both. Nothing about it is sweet and nothing about it is sharp.

Remedy’s one of the few strains on our menu that smells like a plant and never like a dessert. If every sweet strain has started tasting the same to you, this is the palate cleanser.

The aroma is lighter than most, too. A room clears quickly afterwards, which matters more than people expect when you’re using something in the middle of the day.

Flavor is also the honest reason some people prefer Remedy to a CBD gummy or oil. You get the taste of the plant itself, not of whatever it was mixed into.

Remedy terpenes

Remedy leads with beta-caryophyllene, then d-Limonene and beta-myrcene.

How strong is Remedy?

Remedy is gentle by design, and that is the specification and not a shortfall.

Remedy was bred so CBD sits well above THC, so we don’t publish a THC range the way we do elsewhere on the menu. Quoting one would suggest a comparison that doesn’t apply.

We make Remedy two ways, and they’re genuinely different products. The CBD versions are Remedy as intended: calm, clear, no high. The Delta 8 THC versions use the milder intoxicating cannabinoid, so those land between the CBD pair and a conventional vape.

All four run 70 to 95% total cannabinoids. That number describes how concentrated the oil is, not how strong the effect is. On a CBD product especially the two are unrelated, and the figure is easy to misread.

In practice: take a draw and carry on with your day. If you want more than that, reach for the Delta 8 THC version instead of taking more of the CBD one.

CBD doesn’t produce a high at any dose, which is worth saying plainly because Remedy is most people’s introduction to it. There’s no amount at which Remedy starts behaving like a THC strain. More gives you more of the same calm, and that predictability’s most of the appeal.

What is Remedy crossed with?

Remedy is Cannatonic crossed with Afghani, and each parent did exactly one job.

Cannatonic is where the CBD comes from. That plant is one of the originals in the high-CBD category, and Remedy inherited the inverted ratio directly from it.

Afghani brought the body. That parent is an old, dense indica landrace, and it gives Remedy real physical presence and stops the strain being a flavor exercise.

What makes this cross interesting is that somebody meant to do it. Nobody stumbled into Remedy chasing a taste. The brief was calm without the high, which is a narrow thing to aim at, and the plant hits it.

If Afghan-family indicas have always suited you but the intensity hasn’t, Remedy’s that same character with the high taken out, not turned down.

Remedy compared to Northern Lights and Ice Cream Cake

Remedy, Northern Lights and Ice Cream Cake are three indicas where you choose how much you actually feel. Remedy sits at the gentle end.

Northern Lights is the middle step and the most flexible thing here. Moderate, classic and forgiving, and we carry a 1:1 with CBD alongside the Delta 8 THC. Take Northern Lights if Remedy has felt like too little.

Ice Cream Cake goes furthest. The THCa version is properly sedating, though the CBD live resin sits closer to Remedy while tasting like vanilla cake. Take that one if you want the calm with a dessert flavor.

THCa is what a lab quantifies in hemp, CBD is a different cannabinoid, and each shows up with its own percentage.

Remedy to stay entirely yourself, Northern Lights to feel something moderate, Ice Cream Cake to be finished for the night. All three come in a reduced version, which is unusual, and it means you can move between them without changing what your evening looks like.

What is Remedy good for?

Remedy is for the days you want to be calmer without being different. That’s a narrow brief, and Remedy’s the only strain on our menu that really fills it.

The use case is a day you’ve still got to show up for. Work, looking after people, anything where tension is the problem and being high would be a second problem.

Remedy also suits the end of a long day on your feet, where the physical ease is the point and you’d rather not lose the evening to get it.

Remedy’s also the sensible thing to hand a curious friend who’s firmly not interested in getting high. Very few strains can do that job honestly.

One more group: people who used to enjoy cannabis and stopped because the high stopped being fun. That happens more than anyone talks about, and Remedy is usually the answer to it.

Where Remedy is the wrong pick: any occasion where feeling something is the goal. Pick a Delta 8 THC or THCa strain for that and enjoy it properly.

Does Remedy get you high?

Remedy doesn’t get you high, and that’s the entire point of the plant. The CBD versions produce no intoxication at any dose.

This is the question people ask most often about Remedy, and it deserves a direct answer, not a hedge. CBD doesn’t work the way THC does. It won’t produce the shift in perception people mean by the word high, however much of it you take.

What you get instead is physical ease and a calmer head, arriving within a few minutes on a vape. You’ll notice the difference and nobody around you will.

The Delta 8 THC versions of Remedy are a different answer. Delta 8 THC is intoxicating, though milder than conventional THC, so those two products will give you a mild high. If you want none at all, the CBD pair is the one to buy.

The CBD versions are the ones you can use in the middle of a working day, or in company, without being noticeably altered. That’s a short list on any cannabis menu, and it’s the reason Remedy has the following it does.

What we sell, and where to buy Remedy

We sell Remedy in four options, all $60, and the split matters more here than on any other page.

CBD disposable. This is Remedy as the plant was bred to be, and it arrives charged with nothing to set up.

CBD cart, CBG-boosted. You get the same recipe with CBG alongside, in a cart that fits any 510 battery.

Delta 8 THC disposable. This one swaps in the milder intoxicating cannabinoid, for when you do want to feel something.

Delta 8 THC cart. That same oil comes in cartridge form too.

Read that as two products, not four. The CBD pair is what people mean when they ask for Remedy, and the reason the strain exists at all. The Delta 8 THC pair is a different evening entirely, so it’s worth knowing which one you’re adding to the cart. We ship to most states, your batch certificate sits on the product page before checkout, and the store locator lists shops near you.

If you like Remedy, try

None of these is a relative. They’re the three indicas closest to Remedy on earth and pine, plus the two other pages here where CBD leads and never follows.Hawaiian Dream is where to start, since it is the other page here built around a CBD-forward plant.

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