Reviewers agree that Holy Grail is a good strong strain to try after graduating from less potent ones. The effects of this strain are reputed to be felt quickly with one hit leading to a slight onset of energy that invokes creativity and focuses the mind. Users say because of Holy Grail’s indica background it can lead to drowsiness, so consuming this strain in the late afternoon and evening is suggested. With also having a sativa side, expect movies, video games, conversations with friends, and any form of entertainment to be enhanced and truly enjoyed.

Consumers looking for a strain to help with their insomnia, stress, and even nausea can look to the Holy Grail strain for relief based on anecdotal evidence. The reported unpleasant side-effects are average for a cannabis strain, usually only being dry mouth or eyes, however some have reported slight dizziness or paranoia when consuming above their tolerance level.

Born from crossing OG #18 and Kosher Kush, Holy Grail’s average THC count is about 20 percent, give or take, depending on the cultivation techniques used to grow it. When opening up your package of this strain, you’ll notice large, dense buds shaped like spades that are both light green and brown with a slight blue hue to them. Holy Grail smells like diesel but has lime and pine undertones if you inhale deeply. The taste is even more like lime, so smoking or vaping it is smooth and not overly harsh.

Dominant terpenes found in this strain are Limonene, Beta-Caryophyllene and Alpha-Pinene.