Anslinger
Anslinger, also known as Anslinger's Nightmare, is a hybrid cultivar of mysterious origins, recognized for its earthy, hash-forward profile and its name, which serves as a satirical reference to Harry Anslinger, the first commissioner of the U.S. Federal Bureau of Narcotics and a key figure in early cannabis prohibition.
About Anslinger
The lineage of Anslinger remains unknown. Its name is a direct nod to the architect of American cannabis prohibition, Harry Anslinger. The cultivar is characterized by an aroma and flavor profile dominated by notes of earth, hash, and spice. Users report that the experience typically begins with a euphoric lift, which gradually transitions into a state of sleepy relaxation.
Plant characteristics
The plant is reported to reach medium heights in both indoor and outdoor environments. At maturity, the flowers are forest green in color, accented by orange pistils and a dense covering of crystalline trichomes. The strain is currently unavailable in seed or clone form.