Most people who use cannabis regularly love to toke up before going to bed. In fact, there are a lot of folks who only smoke at night.

Unfortunately, even though there are plenty of light, daytime strains available, most of us just can’t afford to take during the day. What’s more, we can all agree that nothing lulls you to sleep quite like a nice, indica-heavy strain. Alternatively, an edible would work great for non-smokers.

There are so many types of cannabis strains that you should try depending on your tastes and situations. Whatever the case may be, we came up with a list of a few cannabis strains that are perfect for nighttime use. Keep in mind, though, that it’s better to pick a milder strain. If the indica is too potent, you might become anxious and jittery. In fact, you might end up watching TV instead of sleeping.

The Best Cannabis Strains Perfect for Nighttime Use

Ogre

As one of the most popular bedtime strains, Ogre actually stems from Master Kush, which comes from the original Skunk strain. To get Ogre, that strain is mixed with Bubba Kush.

Unfortunately, most Ogre strains have to be cloned, with only some Sensi Star phenotypes available in seed form. The Sensi variety tends to have a milder effect, so we strongly recommend the Ogre Kush variety.

Nevertheless, just by looking at it, it’s evident how the strain got its name. The buds are dense and cone-shaped, dark, and covered with resin. When you grind them up, you can smell the musky, earthy scent. Also, when you smoke it, it kind of feels like an ogre has whacked you over the head with a club.

God’s Gift

God’s Gift, a cannabis strain that comes from California, is the most powerful strain on this list. Made in 2005 by crossing OG Kush with Granddaddy Purple, it can sometimes contain up to 27% of THC. Therefore, we recommend that you go easy on this one. Don’t let the sweet-and-sour aroma fool you into taking too much, or you’ll be too high to sleep.

Most people tend to describe the high as trance-like. It doesn’t make you sleepy. Instead, you enter a more meditative state, pushing all the worries of the day out of your mind.

In addition, this strain is excellent at alleviating physical pain. For instance, it can help with chemotherapy side effects and many neurodegenerative conditions.

Northern Lights

In contrast to the previous few strains, which might be hard to come by sometimes, we can find Northern Lights in almost every dispensary in the U.S. It has gained huge popularity among both medical and recreational users because of its calming and pain-reducing properties. Some people claim it helps with their insomnia, too, while others regularly use it to treat chronic pain, loss of appetite, and eating disorders.

First introduced way back in 1985, Northern Lights remains one of the most prolific cannabis strains ever. Its genetic code paved the way for many of today’s popular strains, such as Super Silver Haze, Lemon Haze, and Amnesia.

The name comes from its specific color — a combination of orange and purple hues in a bed of green.

Remedy

For those who would like to avoid any psychoactive effects, we recommend Remedy. It doesn’t make you high, as it contains less than 1% of THC. Instead, it typically has a high CBD content.

However, even though it doesn’t cause a high, its THC content can still be detected on a drug test, so please keep that in mind.

When you see remedy for the first time, you’ll be surprised by how yellow it is. The combination of pale green leaves and caramel-colored trichomes gives it a fall yellow shade. In addition, it tastes woody with a hint of citrus, which can be relaxing on its own.

Conclusion

If you have trouble with insomnia, we sincerely recommend any of the aforementioned strains. It’s expected that by smoking one of these an hour or two before bed, you’ll be able to calm your thoughts and fall asleep fast enough.

However, some of you might get too anxious if you smoke before bed. If so, we suggest that you give Remedy a try. It’ll help with muscle tension and pain, but you won’t experience any psychoactive effects whatsoever.

First off, we hope that you’ve never used marijuana before. If you have, you’re probably wondering how long it stays in your system and, even more importantly, how you can get it out as quickly as possible.

You may feel great after smoking weed temporarily, but the thing is, the effects of using marijuana are long-term, and they can last quite a while. The drug can be present in your body even for months on end, especially if you’re smoking weed on a regular basis.

In this article, we’re going to observe how long it takes for the drug to be removed from different parts of your body and whether there is something you can do to get it out of your system faster. Let’s get started.

How long until THC is removed from your body?

THC stands for “Tetrahydrocannabinol.” Basically, it’s the most important ingredient found in marijuana, and it’s also the ingredient that is responsible for that “high” feeling that you get by smoking weed in the first place.

The answer to the question above is not that simple. THC might be present in your body for only a couple of days. But, it can also be present for as long as six months. It depends on the person as well as the type of marijuana. In general, THC tends to embed itself into the fat tissue of your body. The more overweight you are, the higher the chances of the weed circulating through your system for a long time.

On average, however, THC should leave your body in four days. In the worst case scenario, it may stick around for up to 18 days in total. These are the numbers that you should focus on.

How long until weed leaves the urine?

When a company is testing someone’s body for the presence of marijuana, they will test the body fluids. Other than saliva and blood tests, they will also want to examine your urine. Urine tests are, in fact, the most reliable drug tests. Why? Because they have the longest detection period out of the three mentioned drug tests. That’s why it’s crucial to know how long you can expect the drug to be present in your urine.

It really depends on how often you consume marijuana. On average, weed will disappear from your urine in 8-77 days. If you only smoked marijuana once, you can expect your urine to be drug-free in about a week. However, if you’re a frequent smoker, it will take more than two months for your urine to be normal again.

What should I do to pass the urine test?

Two months is a lot of time, and many people have to do something to pass their urine test right now. There are two ways you can get away with it. You can either use some detox drinks or detox pills that you can buy at one of your local shops. Alternatively, you can also use a fruit pectin. Both of these methods have their own side effects, but more importantly, both of them will allow you to pass the urine test successfully.

How long will marijuana be present in your body?

Yet again, how long marijuana will linger in your system depends on several different factors. In this case, it depends on the amount of your body fat, your metabolism, and the drug itself. For most people, the marijuana will perish in about a month at worst. However, in extreme cases, you can expect marijuana to be present for up to 90 days in total.How long will THC be present in your saliva?

The good news is that, in general, THC doesn’t hang around in your saliva for long. Even if you’re smoking weed regularly, it shouldn’t take more than 72 hours for THC to go out. If you only smoked weed once, you can expect your saliva to be normal in a day.

Is weed present in my hair as well?

Yes, you can find weed even in your hair. However, there is one thing that we have to point out.  Unless you’re a long-term smoker, you have nothing to worry about. The drug tests are much more likely to “pick up on” the frequent and/or regular smokers than the casual ones. That said, the weed should completely disappear from your hair within a week if you’ve only smoked once. If you smoke weed on a regular basis, it can take up to 90 days to be completely drug-free.

How long until weed leaves the blood?

In general, it may take up to 24 hours for the weed to get out of your blood. It doesn’t take a lot for your blood to be normal again, and technically, you should only worry if you’re smoking marijuana regularly.

In conclusion

We hope that the tips we provided in this article were helpful and that you now have a good understanding of how long marijuana stays in one’s system. The better you understand the drug itself and the crucial factors, the more knowledge you will have.

We should add that all the information that we provided here should only be taken as a general guideline. Whether or not you will pass the drug test depends entirely on you. Take these tips with caution and use them wisely.