Abacus Highlights
Type: Indica Dominant
Tasting Notes: Citrus, Pepper, Diesel
Effects: Relaxing & Calming
Common Uses: Stress-relief & Anti-anxiety
Introduction: Abacus CBD Review
The abacus hemp flower is a relative newcomer, but it has made a big splash since its recent debut in 2017. This CBD hemp cultivar was bred by crossing Fruity Pebble OG and Alien Sour Apple.
Users will enjoy the calm, relaxing effects you’ve come to expect from an indica-dominant strain. However its appearance, smell and taste are quite different from its indica cousins, and it therefore leaves a strong impression. It’s darker color and spicy, citrusy flavor profile sets it apart and gives the hemp flower strain its own, unique profile.
Flavor Profile, Aroma, & Appearance of Abacus CBD Strain
The first thing that hemp flower fans notice about this strain is its deep, striking, purple color. Some reviewers have even described looking at this CBD strain as ‘staring into outer space.’ The dark density of the buds, alongside the intense crystallization, is what gives this impression.
The Fruity Pebble OG (FPOG) parent is what lends this strain its notes of citrus. Alien Sour Apple endowed its child with finishing notes of diesel and sour gas.
Before smoked, this CBD strain gives off a strong, floral aroma not unlike perfume. The floral component does not typically carry over into the smoke. The smoke remains smooth and not at all harsh.
Terpenes & Cannabinoids in Abacus Strain
This CBD strain was cultivated from the newest generation of hemp genetics. It is an outstanding showpiece for how CBD hemp flower can be just as dynamic and exciting as high THC strains. Abacus tests between 11.28% and 13.5% CBD content. Placing it in the middle of the pack in Cannaflower’s available strains.
The most dominant terpenes in abacus CBD flower are a balanced combination of Caryophyllene and Pinene.
Caryophyllene – also commonly known as Beta Caryophyllene or ‘b-Caryophyllene’ for short – is a common cannabis terpene that lends a spicy aroma and flavor to many CBD strains. It also has ant-inflammatory properties and is used in many topical treatments.
Pinene gives the profile of – you guessed it – pine. It’s also found in pine nuts and many fruits. Alpha Pinene is the most common Pinene found in Cannabis and that is no exception with Abacus CBD hemp flower. It is also the Pinene type suspected of having the most therapeutic effects, including anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial benefits.
Abacus Effects
The Abacus strain exemplifies everything that you have come to expect from world class indica cultivars. The calming and relaxing effects are there, but this strain won’t make you ready for bed like its indica cousin Bubba Kush. Overall, people report a peaceful, bodily impact that imparts a sense of tranquility and ease.
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Similar CBD Hemp Flower Strains
Abacus is one of three indica strains that Cannaflower premiered during the pandemic, as everyone can always use a little more relaxation! All three have closely related genetic profiles while offering a range of experience in terms of aroma and flavor. The other indica strains are Legendary OG and OG Kush.
Legendary OG has tasting notes of blueberry, pine, and sandalwood.
OG Kush has a flavor profile of diesel, sweetgrass, and cinnamon.
Redefine Relaxation
These purple tinged buds deliver all the relaxing goods of an indica-dominant flower.
