What is Experience with Auto THC-v Strains?

[BII]

Stable versions of THC-v rich seeds/plants are not that new. THC-Victory from Dutch Passion, claiming to be the first, has been around for years, and there is a newer auto version. Are there other auto strains (or rather, seeds available) claiming to deliver good amounts of THC-v?

What is your experience and what are consensus views regarding these strains, and THC-v in general? For those currently mostly only knowing delta-9 THC as their psychoactive cannabinoid, are these plants worth growing?

 

[Drownomatic]

I've grown Autoseeds version of Durban Poison and it was excellent.

Never tested it. There honestly isn't anyone around here I trust to actually do it.

 

[BII]

I recall seeing Durban Poison landrace has significantly more THC-v than most strains, but still only in 1% range. THC-Victory/Dutch Passion claims "6-8% THCV (tetrahydrocannabivarin) and a similar amount of THC in the dried buds." This is a major difference. And the strain also claims a unique high/effects.

 

[Frankthetank]

@NancysOwn lists several THCV strains for sale on her website. Perhaps we can get her to swing by talk about them…

 

[Frankthetank]

https://nancysown.com/shop/auto-double-durban-thcv/ska-skunk/

https://nancysown.com/shop/auto-fems/highrish-auto-fem-5-packs/gnomish-skunk/

For example…

 

[Son of Hobbes]

The local dispensary sells THCV edibles. I've never tried them, but I could pick some up (in the name of science) and eat several of them (in the name of science) to see what kind of effects they have.

 

[Drownomatic]

My experience with high thc-v strains is zero munchies, like I don't feel like eating all day afterwards.

 

[BII]

THC-Victory/Dutch Passion seeds/strain appears to claim the highest THC-v levels. Maybe @Antonio_DutchPassion can comment?

For those with limited growing space, only familiar with and so far only interested in THC-delta9, is the auto version of THC-Victory (and any other relevant auto strains) worth growing?