Rainbow Zangria

Rainbow Zangria marijuana strain

Rainbow Zangria is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created through crossing the tasty Rainbow Sherbet X Zangria strains. A super gorgeous bud with an amazingly full-bodied high, Rainbow Zangria is the perfect topper to round out any lazy afternoon spent with friends.

This bud has eye-catching dense and flat, spade-shaped forest green nugs with bright golden undertones, dark purple leaves, lots of super thin orange hairs and a frosty blanket of sparkling, tiny purple-tinted white crystal trichomes. As you pull apart and burn away each rainbow little nugget, you’ll detect aromas of spicy, citrusy tropical pineapple and mango dancing through the air, accented by touches of rich black cherries and fruity red berries.

The flavor is even sweeter, with a blend of fresh tropical citrus accented by fruity berries and spicy cherries. The Rainbow Zangria high will hit you as soon as you exhale, launching your mind into a state of pure energy and euphoria. You’ll find that your mind is filled with a peaceful clarity that allows you to be creative if need be. A heavy body melt comes next, sinking into your limbs and leaving them feeling like jelly. With these effects and its high 15-20% average THC level, Rainbow Zangria is often suggested to treat chronic stress, chronic pain, depression or mood swings, ADD or ADHD and headaches.

Why do Rainbow Zangria hybrids?

As users have favored the Sativa stone over time, suppliers have bred pure Indica out of the market. It’s only with the expanding market wrought by legalization and decriminalization that providers are developing strains that will be all throngs to all people.

These hybrid strains are designed to combine Indica and Sativa chemistry into various products that give more customers more options. Growers cross strains to replicate and continue some of the favorite aspects and diminish or eliminate the disliked qualities.

For instance, users might want something relaxing at night that does not diminish their mental alertness. Others may want the big psychoactive bang without risking paranoia and anxiety.

Breeders are also trying to enhance flavors and aromas by adjusting plant engineering. They want to meet a marketplace that wants everything in an affordable package. Other breeders seek to create durable, pest—and mildew-resistant growth.

Experiments in hybrid design and farming occur worldwide, making it difficult to keep the heritage of stains straight. Getting them straight and understanding their respective botany and chemistry is important to researchers studying benefits, effects, and medical applications.

how long does marijuana stay in your system?

THC, a highly fat-soluble compound, has a very long half-life—the amount of time it takes the concentration of Rainbow Zangria in the body to decrease by half. How long residual THC levels remain in the body depends on an individual’s marijuana use. For example, one study found that the half-life was 1.3 days for individuals who infrequently used marijuana. More frequent use showed a half-life of somewhere between 5 and 13 days.

Like many drugs, the duration that Rainbow Zangria  marijuana remains in a person’s system varies depending on several factors. Frequency of use, level of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) in the  Rainbow Zangria marijuana, metabolism, and hydration can all impact the results of a drug test.¹ Typically, THC, the psychoactive component of marijuana, is detectable for up to 90 days in hair, anywhere between 1 day to a month or longer in urine (depending on how often the individual uses it), up to 24 hours in saliva, and up to 12 hours in blood

Additionally, detection of THC depends on the sample taken. Windows of detection vary

Saliva Test

The mouth swab provides a quick, non-invasive drug test. A sponge or absorbent pad on the end of a stick rubs along the inside of the cheek or on the tongue. Research indicates that there is significant absorption of THC in the mouth, which increases the concentrations for several hours after use.

Urine Test

THC  Rainbow Zangria retains the highest concentration for the longest period of time in urine; thus, urine samples are typically the preferred method of drug testing to detect marijuana use.

Hair Test

Hair testing has a long detection window. Scalp hair can indicate marijuana use for three months. However, research indicates that a hair test is most reliable for daily or near-daily users but is not able to detect light cannabis consumption. In fact, one study found that 75% of individuals who self-reported to heavy cannabis use and 39% of individuals who self-reported to light marijuana use tested positive for THC via a hair sample.

Blood Test

Marijuana remains in the bloodstream for a short amount of time, so blood tests for marijuana detection aren’t typically used. That’s because while the THC reaches the bloodstream quickly (within minutes of inhalation), the THC concentrations in the bloodstream rapidly decrease roughly 3-4 hours after ingestion.