The most common characteristic of Butch is the relaxing effects that the bud provides. The effects include sleepiness, a euphoric feeling and in certain cases arousal. The bud is best consumed in the afternoon to evening given its relaxation on both the mind and body. Fits of giggling are also a common effect for the bud as well as ‘the munchies’ for people that suffer from appetite loss. The side effects from the bud include dry mouth and eyes and dizziness.
In addition to recreational use, Butch is also an ailment to certain conditions such as stress, anxiety and depression. It has a purpose when consumed by people that suffer from insomnia and cannot sleep. Furthermore, the bud is known to cure pains such as aches and headaches.
The Butch plant takes between eight to ten weeks for it to flower. For outdoor growers, the Butch plant should be harvested in October and has an average height and moderate yield.
