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LSD Strain: Barneys Farm Genetics, Effects, Taste and THC

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LSD Strain: Barneys Farm Genetics, Effects and Taste
A note from Steven De Guzman

Barney's Farm describes LSD as earthy chestnut with a sweet, musky smell, so give it an autumn pairing: a bag of roasted chestnuts or a mug of dark hot chocolate picks up that nutty, earthy side.

What is the LSD strain?

LSD is a cannabis strain, not the drug. Barneys Farm's description, reproduced on Seedfinder, says it crossed an old Skunk #1 with Mazar and that the farm crew named it LSD because of its powerful, trippy effect. Leafly lists it as a hybrid with a Mazar-I-Sharif and Skunk #1 lineage, Weedmaps calls it an indica-dominant cross from Amsterdam-based Barney's Farm, and the breeder itself describes it as a very powerful indica.

Seedfinder's family tree shows Mazar as an Afghani and Skunk cross, and Weedmaps describes LSD as Skunk #1 crossed with an Afghani landrace. According to Seedfinder and Weedmaps, LSD took 3rd place in the Indica category at the 2008 High Times Cannabis Cup. The breeder describes a hardy, disease-resistant plant that flowers in 60 to 65 days indoors.

Look, smell and taste

Leafly says the buds form in curved triangles, and growers on Seedfinder describe the dried buds as hard and compact. Barneys Farm describes an intense earthy chestnut flavour with a sweet, musky smell, and Weedmaps adds a floral note and a citrusy chestnut aroma. Leafly reviewers most often report skunk, earthy and tobacco flavours, while Weedmaps users report earthy, skunk and lime. Leafly lists myrcene as the dominant terpene, followed by caryophyllene and limonene.

Effects people report

Leafly says LSD is popular for a vivid euphoric experience and a powerful body buzz, and its reviewers most often report feeling euphoric, tingly and creative; Leafly rates its effects as mostly energizing. The breeder calls it a euphoric, almost psychedelic and very powerful stone. Seedfinder users list spacy or confusing, nervous or fidgety, and couch-locking among its effects, and the most common negatives on Leafly are dry mouth, dizziness and feeling anxious. For the difference between those sensations, see head high vs body high.

Given its strong reputation, start with a small amount, and do not drive for at least 6 hours afterwards, as Health Canada's lower-risk guidelines advise.

THC and potency

Leafly lists about 18% THC, while the breeder's own figures are 24% THC and 1.3% CBD. Numbers vary between growers and batches, so go by the lab-tested THC on the package.

Similar strains and relatives

Weedmaps lists LSD's parent lines, Skunk #1 and Afghani, as its most similar strains. Breeders have also used LSD as a parent: Leafly lists Blue Sky and Alien Hallucination as its children, and Seedfinder records crosses such as Citric Acid, which pairs LSD with Barneys Farm's Tangerine Dream.

Buying LSD

Look for lab-tested flower with clear THC and CBD numbers, and buds that look and smell fresh. The menu box on this page shows whether LSD is on the GasDank menu right now; if it is not, it lists in-stock hybrid flower instead. GasDank offers same-day delivery across Toronto and the GTA, usually within 1 to 2 hours, and mail order across Canada. You can also browse all hybrid flower.

About the author

Cannabis connoisseur with more than 25 years of experience with terpenes and cannabis flavours.

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LSD Strain: Barneys Farm Genetics, Effects and Taste, FAQ

Q.Does the LSD strain contain LSD?

No. It is ordinary cannabis; Barneys Farm named it LSD because of its reputation for a trippy high.

Q.Is LSD an indica or a sativa?

Leafly and Weedmaps list it as a hybrid, with Weedmaps calling it indica-dominant. Barneys Farm describes it as an indica.

Q.Who bred the LSD strain?

Barneys Farm in Amsterdam, from Skunk #1 and Mazar genetics it says were long established in its seed bank.

Q.What does LSD taste like?

Earthy and musky, with chestnut, skunk and a little citrus or lime.

Q.How strong is LSD?

Leafly lists about 18% THC and the breeder 24%. It is known for an intense high, so start low.

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