Hybrid

Blackberry Rhino

Blackberry Rhino, also known as Blackberry White, is a combination of Blackberry and White Rhino, first created by mysterious breeders. Tests show this strain features a blend of 50/50 indica to sativa characteristics and averages around 15% THC with little CBD content.

Those who’ve encountered Blackberry Rhino in dispensaries describe the flowers as sporting forest green coloring, purple highlights, and a blanket of resinous trichomes. The buds exude a floral aroma with mild hints of skunk and earth. Blackberry Rhino’s smoke reportedly tastes berry-like, featuring floral notes on each exhale.

Individuals report that Blackberry Rhino produces relatively mild effects, offering relief from symptoms of pain, stress, and other ailments with a gentle body buzz and peaceful, euphoric mental state.

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Cannabinoids

Tetrahydrocannabinol

THC

13%-17%

Cannabidiol

CBD

0%-1%

Strain types

50%Indica
50%Sativa

Aromas

Skunky
/
Earthy
/
Pine
/
Spicy

Flavors

Spicy
/
Woody
/
Berry
/
Herbal
/
Pine

Terpenes

The primary terpenes in Blackberry Rhino are delta-3 carene, limonene, linalool, and humulene. Delta-3 carene features more herbal aromas and has been shown in studies to provide beneficial anti-inflammatory and bone health properties. Limonene is another potent anti-inflammatory, with energizing effects that help moderate the more relaxing abilities of THC.

Linalool, the terpene that gives lavender its signature smell, is another relaxing terpene that significantly reduces stress and anxiety. Humulene is both analgesic and anti-inflammatory, helping to work on inflammatory responses and soothe the sensory experience of pain.

Delta-3 Carene
Humulene
Linalool
Limonene

Flavonoids

Flavonoids are one of the lesser-known compounds in cannabis, and little is known about the flavonoids present in each strain because they are rarely tested. Like terpenes, flavonoids add to each strain’s flavor and fragrance profile.

Studies have shown that the major flavonoids present in all cannabis plants are cannflavins A, B, and C.

Effects

Blackberry Rhinos has been reported to have the following effects:

Happiness
Creativity
Relaxing
Appetite-Inducing

The following adverse effects have also been reported:

Headache
/
Red Eyes
/
Dry Eyes
/
Anxiety
/
Dry Mouth

Blackberry Rhino is a milder cultivar, making it a beneficial, relaxing agent and mood-lifting strain for those with lesser tolerance to THC. The buds reportedly provide gentle pain relief and head-to-toe relaxation.

Blackberry Rhino is a less potent strain with relatively mild — if any — adverse effects. Some users may experience dehydration with dry eyes or cottonmouth, but drinking water easily manages these symptoms. Occasionally, higher doses of Blackberry Rhino can induce anxiety.

Medical Applications

Blackberry Rhino is a relaxing cultivar chosen by medical marijuana patients for chronic pain and stress-relieving properties. Users report that the cultivar helps manage unwanted stress, helping calm racing thoughts both before bed and during the day. Others opt for its mild pain-relieving properties, such as those with arthritis or other inflammatory conditions.

Anxiety, Panic Disorders

The cultivar is most often used to soothe anxiety in the mornings or after winding down after a long day.

Arthritis

Those with inflammatory aches and pains, such as arthritis, may benefit from Blackberry Rhino’s analgesic effects.

Insomnia

When used before bed, Blackberry Rhino’s relaxing abilities help quiet racing thoughts that would otherwise delay a good night’s sleep.

Headache & Migraine

Cannabis’ ability to modulate serotonin transmission can help relieve the intensity and frequency of headaches in some cases.

Muscle Spasms

A combination of THC and CBD can help reduce the frequency and intensity of muscle spasms and any related neuropathic pain.

Dosing

Properly dosing any cannabis strain, including Blackberry Rhino, is an individual journey that requires some guesswork and plenty of patience. A person’s endocannabinoid system, metabolism, age, weight, and tolerance all factor into their response to any cultivar or consumption method.

As such, we recommend starting with a smaller dose of Blackberry Rhino and evaluating your experience after 15-30 minutes. If you need more, you can consume another small amount. Remember: you can’t consume less cannabis once you’ve used it.

Growing

Blackberry Rhino is a user-friendly cultivar that thrives even when raised by novice cultivators. The plant produces forest-green buds with purple highlights and a blanket of sticky trichomes. The strain is resilient to most diseases and mildews, and while it prefers warm, dry climates, it can withstand harsher weather conditions if they occur.

Height

Blackberry Rhino grows between 30-60 inches regardless of its environment.

Humidity and Temperature

These plants prefer warm, dry climates with plenty of sunshine, though their exact temperature ideals are unknown.

Flowering

The cultivar reaches maturity in 8-9 weeks indoors and by mid-October outside.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Blackberry Rhino good for?

Individuals with more serious medical issues may seek a higher potency strain. Still, those with moderate ailments may find Blackberry Rhino helpful in addressing anxiety, insomnia, and inflammatory-related pain.

How does Blackberry Rhino make you feel?

Blackberry Rhino produces a mild, balanced high that’s equal parts physically relaxing and cognitively focused.

Is Blackberry Rhino an Indica or sativa?

Blackberry Rhino features indica and sativa characteristics with a 50/50 split between the two in this hybrid strain.

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