Parent strains and genetics remain a mystery, much like in the popular novel. However, the breeders choose to keep its parent strains in the dark. Some believe one parent is the hybrid OG Kush

Frankenstein’s THC levels average between 18%-22% and were once considered extremely potent – which may have changed due to the surge in breeding new genetics that have become increasingly potent. However, its high  sedates the consumer and induce hunger, so expect munchies and have snacks handy. The mind will relax and fall into a lazy daze that’s often of introspection. The body will experience a tingling euphoria that dissipates all aches and pains.

Negative effects are rare when consuming Frankenstein, but note most strains may cause anxiety or paranoia when too much has been consumed.

Frankenstein may also have several applications for medical cannabis patients. Its deep and thorough relaxation can relieve aches and pains, whether they’re temporary and injury-related or chronic, due to conditions like lupus or fibromyalgia.

Furthermore, anti-inflammatory effects may soothe more common irritations like headaches or indigestion. Psychologically speaking, the bud’s mood-altering effects can provide temporary improvement in the symptoms of stress, depression, anxiety, and even PTSD.