New Congo

Rising

Seeds by Ace Seeds

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THC

13–16.1%

CBD

0.5%

New Congo is a pine-citrus sativa from Ace Seeds with an energetic, uplifted high and THC around 16%.

Effects

As reported by our data sources, most-cited first.

Uplifted Energetic

Terpene Profile

Relative levels from lab and source data.

Limonenehigh Pinenemedium

Flavors & Aromas

As reported by our data sources.

Citrus Pine

May Help With

Uses reported by our data sources — not medical advice.

Depression Stress

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Terpene Fingerprint

Relative terpene levels from lab and source data

Limonene

high

Pinene

medium

THC in this profile

16.1% THC

0%35%

About New Congo

New Congo, from Ace Seeds, keeps a pine-citrus flavor built on limonene and pinene, sharp and bright without much sweetness layered on top. THC stays moderate, topping out around 16%, gentle enough to make the effect approachable even for people without a high tolerance. The high is straightforwardly energetic and uplifted, a clean daytime lift rather than anything complicated. Stress and depression are the two reported medical uses, both suited to a strain that boosts mood without much risk of feeling overwhelmed. There's no flowering time listed for this particular sativa, but the modest potency and bright, citrus-pine flavor together make it a reasonable entry point for anyone newer to sativa-leaning strains.

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Frequently Asked Questions about New Congo

Is New Congo an Indica, Sativa, or Hybrid?

New Congo is classified as a sativa cannabis strain.

What cannabinoid content is reported for New Congo?

New Congo: 16.1% THC and 0.5% CBD reported in our data. The THC figure, when present, is the upper end of the reported range, not a typical measured dose. Potency can vary across harvests, phenotypes, and growing conditions.