Candy Rain is Back! – PotSmiths

Author: LaRissa Lofton

Candy Rain 🍭🌧 

PotSmiths is excited to announce that our Candy Rain is back on dispensary shelves this month! Candy Rain’s genetics are London Poundcake and Gelato, for those who aren’t familiar. 

Candy Rain’s Experience: 

The strain’s genetics are a great combo as it stimulates the senses creating an energetic, happy, and focused euphoria and experience. A relaxing and calm body high that doesn’t leave you couch-locked or sedated. The aromatics of Candy Rain are pungent nuttiness and fresh earth, with fruit and berry undertones. Each hit mixes spice and sweet fruit when smoking Candy Rain. 😋 

About the Terpenes:

Candy Rain’s dominant terpene profile is Caryophyllene. This terpene is found in many vegetables and herbs, including basil and oregano. Caryophyllene is the only terpene that acts like a cannabinoid, which activates your Endocannabinoid System providing potent anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, antibacterial, and antioxidant properties. This makes Candy Rain a great strain to try for those who experience day-to-day anxiety, depression, and chronic pain. Caryophyllene is known to reduce cholesterol, prevent osteoporosis, and help treat seizures. Research has shown that it may help against certain neurodegenerative cancers and diseases.

Feel free to check out more about this amazing terpene on the National Library of Medicine – National Center for Biotechnology Information: Protective Effects of (E)-β-Caryophyllene (BCP) in Chronic Inflammation Article.

Candy Rain is also high in Limonene, Humulene, Pinene, and Myrcene. Limonene is a terpene that is heavily found in limes, lemons, and other citrus fruits. Research on Limonene has shown this terpene possesses anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anti-stress, and even possible disease-preventing properties. Limonene is commonly used for liver detoxification, weight loss, and sleep aid.

Humulene is the terpene that is responsible for the earthy aroma and taste. Humulene also has been shown to have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and anti-tumor effects. Humulene is commonly used to help fight infections and help against certain forms of cancer and can act as an appetite suppressor. 

Pinene is responsible for the pine fragrance and taste. Pinene is also known to be an anti-inflammatory, anti-depressant, and anti-microbial. Pinene is commonly used to help asthma, bronchitis, cancer, depression, memory, and mental alertness. 

Overall, Candy Rain is an Indica-dominant hybrid cannabis strain. Anyone who experiences depression, anxiety, chronic pain, or insomnia would greatly benefit from trying our Candy Rain. This strain gives a relaxing and well-balanced euphoria. Many of our patients and customers who have tried this strain reported that Candy Rain provides creative and energetic focusing effects that heighten concentration. Great for those looking for increased mental alertness, better focus, and engagement. This strain is also reported to help with the following: 

-Fatigue

-Minor Aches and Pains

-Depression

-Anxiety

-PMS

-Chronic Pain

Hypersensitive individuals can be bothered by these effects of the strain:

-Dry Eyes

-Thirst and dry mouth

-Hunger/ Munchies

-Sensitivity to the euphoric body and head high

If you feel this strain will benefit you, check out our Candy Rain! Please note that we are medical-only so if you need help acquiring our medical card, see our medical cardholder resources page to locate your closest mmj doctor.

If you are interested in trying PotSmiths Candy Rain, it is available at Rocky Farms (Check with the dispensary in advance to see if it’s still in stock).

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Until next time…