CannaTsu
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Hybrid
10% CBD
4% THC
At a Glance
CannaTsu Strain Overview
Canna-Tsu is a cultivar with a moderately low THC profile created by the late breeder Lawrence Ringo from SoHum Seeds. Due to its high-CBD parents—Cannatonic and Sour Tsunami—the Canna-Tsu strain retains a dense CBD composition, up to 10%. This cultivar’s cannabinoid content might lend itself to pain relief, mental clarity, and relaxation. Patients usually choose this multi-purpose cultivar as a tool for anxiety, pain, inflammation, and seizures.
CannaTsu displays a glittering armor of THC-containing trichomes and reportedly releases earthy and sweet flavors on the exhale. Its fragrant terpene profile — myrcene, pinene, caryophyllene, and limonene — contributes to the citrus, earthy, woody aroma. Collectively, these compounds might add to its physically sedating and anti-inflammatory qualities.
Strain profile, effects, and common uses are based on customer reviews. Further research is needed, and effects may vary by user. Information on this page does not constitute or replace medical advice.
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Aromas
Terpenes
Cannabinoids
CannaTsu Strain Effects & Common Usage
Canna-Tsu’s primary cannabinoid, CBD, combines with THC to potentially release anti-anxiety and anti-inflammatory effects. The mood-lifting potential of each compound may be enhanced when consumed in unison, making this cultivar suitable for stress.
Euphoric. THC may promote euphoria, likely by promoting the release of dopamine.
Focused. Consumers report that terpenes like pinene and strains high in limonene may enhance focus.
Relaxed. A blend of CBD, limonene, caryophyllene, and pinene may produce relaxation.
Anxiety. CBD, myrcene, pinene, limonene, and caryophyllene may help reduce feelings of anxiety.
Pain. CBD, THC, and the terpenes caryophyllene, pinene, limonene, and myrcene have potential anti-inflammatory properties and may help relieve pain.
Stress. While THC may be a stress-buster in low doses, myrcene has been hailed as a stress reliever in some studies.
CannaTsu Strain Dosage Recommendations
New consumers should be able to tolerate this mellow strain well, but starting with a low dose is crucial in helping to prevent anxiety, dry eyes, and dry mouth. Begin with one to two puffs and increase as needed.
The right dosage can vary greatly from one user to the next. If you have questions about finding the right dosage or product type for your needs, consider consulting with a medical cannabis doctor.
Cultivation Tips
| Space Needed | 5 ft height |
| Growing Environment | Moderate humidity, warm environment (72 - 82 degrees Fahrenheit) |
| Flowering Time | 9 - 10 weeks |
| Yield | Medium |
| Recommended Level | Novice |
