Golden Goat

Golden Goat is a Sativa-dominant hybrid that stems from a crossover between Hawaiian-Romulan and Island Sweet Skunk. The strain first appeared in Kansas as an impromptu pollination event between the two herbs. This incident gave a pleasant surprise with colorful flowers and strong yet balanced analgesic properties. Initially, in the year 2009, it was available only in Colorado and was quite high in demand. If you are planning to grow it indoors, then it will take anywhere around 55-75 days, whereas the outdoor harvesters can anticipate the yield a little late in October. It has a distinctive odor and taste as compared to other marijuana strains. Now talking about its THC composition level, it is pretty high and can range anywhere between 16% to 23%. Golden Goat is renowned for its tightly-packed medium-sized buds with a close Indica resemblance. The leaves are typically bright greenish with hints of red and pink colors but this CBD strain got its name due to its flowers that are originally very resinous with bright golden-colored trichomes, giving it a golden glow. To be honest, it is not easy for anyone to describe the complex taste and odor of the Golden Goat. It’s like the initial impression gives you a fruity smell along with a pungent, sour tinge due to one of its parent, the Island Sweet Skunk. Its buds smell more earthy and a little spicy when ignited. Most importantly, it produces an unpleasant sharp smoke that can irritate the eyes and throat, causing a cough. Although a few consumers find it pleasant, one cannot deny that it is an incompatible clash of different flavors and odors. It is a suitable choice for emotional and spiritual upliftment, followed by physical relaxation.