Oregon Noble is a relatively new cannabis strain. However, this hybrid indica bud definitely packs a punch, and it’s continuing to make a name for itself across the world.
With an irresistible blend of calm and euphoric effects, it’s no wonder the Oregan Noble leaves so many smokers coming back for more! If you’re considering adding this hybrid indica to your regular rotation, stick with us to find out more about Oregon Noble.
Strain History
Now, let’s take a look at the history of the Oregon Noble, including its genetics and origins.
Genetics
The Oregon Noble is a hybrid cannabis plant with a perfect 50/50 mix of indica and sativa. Although the Oregon Noble is a 50/50 hybrid, it has a high THC content of 17.5 to 19.5%.
This makes the Oregon Noble a rather potent strain known for giving users that classic giggly, talkative, and relaxed high.
Origin
The Oregon Noble has an interesting lineage, and it’s a direct cross between Pine Tar Kush and Gobstopper.
Pine Tar Kush is a remarkable strain. It’s one of very few that is almost completely unaltered from its original genetic makeup. This strain comes from a long line of pure indicas that are native to Pakistan.
In fact, it’s a direct descendent of the Pakistani landrace plants, which grow wild and indigenously and are always either 100% indica or 100% sativa. Pine Tar Kush is well known for its intense sleepy and relaxing effects.
The Oregon Noble’s other parent, the Gobstopper, is a little different. The Gobstopper has a unique berry-like flavor, and it’s INCREDIBLE to look at. The Gobstopper sports a stunning purple color mixed with bursts of green and orange flowers.
It also has a similar, candy-like aroma, and its high is just as incredible! It’s a balanced hybrid with an average THC level of between 14-16%, so you’ll be left feeling awake and refreshed.
With such a unique and powerful lineage, it’s no surprise that the Oregon Noble boasts some pretty incredible qualities itself! The Oregon Noble is currently grown by Cannabeizein, European breeders who specialize in potent, flavorsome plants.
Alphakronik, breeders located in Willamette Valley of Western Oregon, also grow the Oregon Noble.
Strain Appearance
Although one of Oregon Noble’s parents, Pine Tar Kush, boasts a beautiful purple coat, the Oregon Noble looks a little different.
This classic hybrid strain sports a more modest appearance of forest green flower, with subtle hints of orange.
Depending on the way your Oregon Noble has been cultivated, you may see a brief appearance of classic purple bursting through, with the occasional dark green flower. The Oregon Noble has a very ‘earthy’ appearance, which is classic for most hybrid strains.
Strain Flavor
The flavor of the Oregon Noble certainly complements its appearance. Earthy undertones are the most commonly reported flavor. However, the Oregon Noble also has a unique fruity taste – grape and peach are the most dominant flavors.
This irresistible blend of warm, spicy flavor, sprinkled with a hint of citrus punch, makes the Oregon Noble a strain you’ll definitely want to try.
Strain Aroma
Unsurprisingly, those earthy, citrus flavors make up the prominent scent of the Oregon Noble. As soon as you smell this bud, expect your senses to come alive. You’ll be enthralled by its unique scent that takes you on a journey of its own.
Its earthy scent will make you feel closer to the great outdoors, and its burst of fruity flavor will make you feel like you’re about to enter a colorful, tasty twilight zone. The aroma of the Oregon Noble is truly magic!
Strain Cannabinoids
Now, let’s take a look at the main cannabinoids that make up the Oregon Noble.
There are two main cannabinoids in cannabis: Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), and Cannabidiol (CBD). THC connects with receptors in the brain and works with your body to create the feeling of being ‘high.’
It binds with receptors that control your mood and pain – this improves the sensations you’re feeling and creates an improved sense of well-being.
On the flip side, CBD is a cannabinoid that doesn’t cause a high. The exact science behind CBD is still being researched. However, CBD is thought to work with the brain’s serotonin receptors to improve mood, release endorphins, and increase dopamine.
CBD provides more of the medicinal benefits of cannabis than THC.
The Oregon Noble has an average THC content of between 14-16% and CBD levels of 0.52%-1.1%. This makes the Oregon Noble a potent, psychoactive strain; however, the ratio CBD means the high usually starts off intense and gradually winds down to give users a more relaxed, calming high.
As well as THC and CBD, Oregon Noble also includes the following Cannabinoids:
- CBC: 0.24-0.42%
- CBG: 0.15-0.87%
- CBN: 0.04-0.26%
- THCV: 0.24-0.53%
Strain Terpenes
Terpenes are natural chemical compounds, and they’re responsible for creating the wide range of different aromas and flavors found in different strains of cannabis. Let’s take a look at the terpene profile of the Oregon Noble:
- Pinene: 0.07%
- Borneol: 0.12%
- Myrcene: 0.34%
- Ocimene: 0.01%
- Humulene: 0.05%
- Limonene: 0.12%
- Linalool: 0.04%
- Terpinolene: 0.11%
- Caryophyllene: 0.14%
The Oregon Noble’s unique blend of terpenes like caryophyllene, myrcene, and borneol, creates its incredible range of fruity flavors, like orange, grape, and peach.
Strain Side Effects
The Oregon Noble is quite a new strain, and so its side effects and benefits are still being discovered.
However, as the strain continues to grow in popularity and more smokers continue to try it, we’ve been able to gather a list of some of the most commonly reported side effects. Most users report feeling the following:
- Relaxed
- Talkative
- Happy and Calm
- Giggly
- Creative
In fact, happiness and giggles are the most commonly reported side effects of the Oregon Noble. So, if you want to unwind and grin from ear to ear, the Oregon Noble should be on your list of strains to try!
Although Oregon Noble can give users some incredible sensations, it doesn’t come without its negatives. This is primarily due to the high concentration of THC found in this strain. Some users also report the following:
- Racing heart
- Insomnia and irritability
- Panic attacks
Like anything good in life, the key here is moderation. If you’re concerned about experiencing any adverse effects from Oregon Noble, begin by trying a small amount of cannabis to see how your body reacts.
If you have a history of panic attacks, anxiety or paranoia, the Oregon Noble and other potent THC strains may not be suitable for you.
Medical Benefits
Although the Oregon Noble can create an intense high, the calm and relaxed state that follows makes this strain suitable for a range of medical conditions. It may be particularly beneficial for users suffering with the following:
- Depression
- PMS
- Parkinsons
- Alzheimers
- ADHD
However, because the Oregon Noble can cause insomnia and create feelings of anxiety, this strain may not be suitable for smokers with an anxiety or sleep disorder.
Strain Review
The Oregon Noble is a strain with an impressive lineage, desirable effects, and an exquisite flavor. The Oregon Noble is relatively new on the scene compared to other strains, but don’t let this deter you.
This strain has already been tried and tested by smokers across the globe, and its reputation is growing by the minute. This unique hybrid may be THC dominant, but its impressive Indica heritage certainly shines through.
You can expect to feel energized and alert whilst still getting that classic body high. After the initial buzz, you can expect a smooth transition into a much calmer physical and mental state.
Although the Oregon Noble isn’t recommended for users with anxiety or insomnia, its benefits make it an excellent choice for smokers with other conditions, like depression and Alzheimers.
What’s more, compared to other strains, the Oregon Noble is easy to grow, and it can yield an impressive amount for its size. This strain is ideal for beginner smokers or long-term tokers alike – so get growing and roll up. This is one you won’t want to miss!
Strain Grow Info
Now we’ve covered the profile, benefits, and side effects of the Oregon Noble, let’s take a closer look at all the strain growth information you need to know.
Strain Seeds
The Oregon Noble is currently grown by two main breeders: Alphakronik and Cannabeizein. If you want to grow the Oregon Noble yourself, you can buy seeds directly from Alphakronik, and other reputable online sellers, for an attractive price.
The average packet will include around ten seeds, and you can expect to pay around $100 per packet.
Strain Flowering Time
If you’re a novice grower, you’ll be pleased to know that the Oregon Noble is relatively easy to grow. It’s been breeder tested, and it has an average flowering time of between 50-65 days.
The Oregon Noble is a photoperiod flowering type, meaning it has two different phases in its life cycle: vegetative and flowering.
Its growing stages are influenced by how much light the plant receives during its vegetative period. It can also be grown indoors and outdoors, and its harvest time is around 71 days.
Strain Yield
Oregon Noble seeds may be expensive, but they’re worth the investment. Not only is the Oregon Noble easy to grow, but it generates some impressive yields. When grown indoors, you can expect to yield 1-2Oz/Ft².
If you grow this strain outdoors, you’ll get a staggering 15-20 Oz per plant! Despite generating a large yield, the Oregon Noble is rather small in size.
This makes it a great strain for growers lacking indoor and outdoor space.
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