I’ll begin with by sharing that the Maui Wowie strain did not get its name from the Kid Cudi song. However, this sativa dominant hybrid is named after one of the Hawaiian Islands and is said to have risen to popularity between the 1960’s and 1970’s.
Seedsman.com states, Hawaiians smelled some cannabis that was being smoked by hippies on the island. The locals then brought out their own cannabis. The only thing that could be said was “wow.”
Unifying two cultures in an unexpected way and providing a new audience with access to the strain, the history of the strain is fascinating. Because it is one of the strains that actually has a notable place in history, we are able to understand how the strain has really contributed to cannabis culture.
Maui Wowie has made tremendous contributions to “sativa” lovers everywhere. It is widely respected by West Coast consumers but the genetics have spread all over the country and world.
The appearance of the Maui Wowie strain is generally very dark green with deep orange pistils. The green blends well with the rain forest vegetation of Maui. An aroma reminiscent of holiday spices, expect to want to keep your nose in the jar before and after you smoke. The nose of this strain combined with the appearance pair well together to create quite the energetic and creative experience.
Consuming the strain is known to start with a very cerebral experience that begins with the back of the head before engulfing your entire skull. Consumers could anticipate a euphoric high with bursts of creativity.
The nature of the Maui Wowie strain may not be suitable for newer consumers of cannabis. At times the mental effects can prove to be overpowering and could cause some anxiety. This strain is said to have the terpene profile that is known to assist with depression, anxiety, as well as stimulating a person’s appetite.
