Seeds will not be available online, but growers can obtain clippings of healthy plants and these can be cloned. Capers can be grown both outdoors and indoors, and when indoors they may take 8 to 9 weeks to mature. These large flowers, which grow in dense structures, have a dank, musky aroma. When you sniff the buds, you can detect oak and pine tones as well as the sour skunky base. This scent is rich and the flavour is very similar, though the smoke can be harsh and so those who are prone to coughing may want to smoke Capers with more caution.
Capers is a creeper, which means it may take some time before you start to feel anything after smoking. Gradually, you should feel a weighty headrush and you may experience some visual distortions. Once your body acclimatises to the high, you should feel completely mellowed out, and then you may want to sit back and binge-watch a series or game for hours on end. Capers is a perfect choice for those who want to spend an afternoon or evening at home unwinding. It destresses your system, alleviates any anxiety or depression, and can also reduce any pains or symptoms of chronic fatigue.
Medical cannabis patients can use Capers to relieve some of their pain or symptoms. Capers can be used to cure PTSD, toothaches, inflammation, chronic migraines, anxiety-induced nausea or stomach cramps, and other types of physical stress. It also does not have an extremely intense cerebral buzz, so Capers will not give paranoia or panic attacks to those who may be more prone to those kinds of attacks. Instead, it hits your body and gives you plenty of euphoria which should brighten up your mood. Eventually, you will feel the need to sleep, which makes Capers a good choice for those who suffer from insomnia.
