Most people in the cannabis market know that some strains have an “energizing” influence on users. Colloquially called “wake & bake” hybrids, these flowers typically have strong sativa genetics that give people a sense of euphoria. However, since marijuana strains have elevated traces of delta-9 THC, these sativas could also induce severe paranoia.
Thankfully, a few CBD-rich hemp flowers offer subtler sativa effects without the risk of a THC-induced reaction. Case and point: Lifter has become a celebrated CBD sativa in the current hemp market. People interested in smoking or vaping hemp strains that have “uplifting” properties should take a closer look at what Lifter has to offer.
There’s a lot of speculation surrounding why cultivators chose the name “Lifter,” but few people doubt where this strain originated. According to reputable reports, the famed Oregon CBD farm developed Lifter by crossing the legendary Early Resin Berry with the sativa-forward Suver Haze. The combination of these genetics gives Lifter a sativa-edge and CBD concentrations in the 20 percent range.
As a hemp hybrid, Lifter should always have ≤ 0.3 percent delta-9 THC. However, customers shouldn’t assume their Lifter nugs have the legal amount of THC without a proper third-party lab test.
Lifter’s scent is strongly associated with this citrus-forward terpene limonene. In addition…
