Jean Guy is a Sativa-leaning hybrid that is sure to capture the attention of cannabis connoisseurs who are interested in the full experience—from the effects of CBD/THC to the smell, feel, and taste of the flower. The new strain is available through Canaca and it is marked as having a very strong potency. Bred in Nanaimo, British Columbia and grown in a sun-filled, high-tech greenhouse in Ontario, Jean Guy features "a rich earthy taste and notes of zesty lemon." The Sativa-leaning hybrid presents a "mix of green hues with orange pistils and [the buds are] loaded with golden crystal trichomes." Canaca boasts that its Jean Guy flower is "the hiking guide you have been looking for," recommending that consumers enjoy this experience while in nature.
Retailing for $10.25 CAD per one gram, the Jean Guy is one of the more accessible options on the market.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Nature-focused Cannabis Strains
- Opportunity for cannabis companies to develop and market strains with unique nature-inspired characteristics to target environmentally conscious consumers.
- Sativa-leaning Hybrids
- Innovation opportunity for companies to experiment with sativa-leaning hybrids strains to offer consumers a full sensory experience and capitalize on the growing demand for more unique cannabis varieties.
- High-tech Greenhouse Growing
- Innovation opportunity for agtech companies to develop high-tech greenhouse growing systems to meet the increasing demand for premium, potent, and unique cannabis strains.
Sectors Adopting This
- Cannabis
- Cannabis companies can explore new opportunities in developing strains with unique nature-inspired characteristics to target environmentally conscious consumers.
- Agriculture Technology
- Agtech companies can capitalize on the growing demand for premium, potent, and unique cannabis strains by developing high-tech greenhouse growing systems.
- Retail
- Retailers can leverage the trend towards unique cannabis strains to offer new and exciting options to their customers who are interested in the full sensory experience of nature-focused and sativa-leaning hybrid strains.
