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Buy XXX OG KUSH
Indica - 60% Leaning
Lineage: OG Kush
Recommended time of use: Evening
Origin: United States
The influence of OG Kush in this strain’s aroma, which is more earthy than fruity.
Notes of damp earth and pine predominate.
Some sharp citrus tang hangs out underneath, brightening up this dank profile.
When combusted, this strain gives off a surprisingly smooth smoke for an indica. On the exhale, it leaves a cloyingly sweet and slightly peppery taste that lingers on the palate.
Chapo Cookies
Critical Kush
Frosties Cookies
While Frosty will put a smile on your face,
this Indica-dominant strain will also allow you to feel deeply mellow while washing away all stressors.
- STRAIN HIGHLIGHTS
- Feelings:Talkative.Giggly.Hungry
- Helps with:Stress.Anxiety.Depression
- calmingenergizingFrosties effects are mostly energizing.low THChigh THC
Fruity Pebbles
Fruity Pebbles, also known as Fruity Pebbles OG, is an Indica dominant hybrid (55% indica/45% Sativa) created by breeders at the infamous Alien Genetics cannabis farms.
This dank bud is a cross between the hugely popular Green Ribbon X Granddaddy Purple X Tahoe OG X Alien Kush strains and boasts a moderate THC level that ranges from 18-21% on average.
Fruity Pebbles first gained popularity in So-Cal in 2006 when it was first introduced and since then has become one of the most popular strains on the market.
Users describe the Fruity Pebbles high as one that starts as a soft strong body buzz that is mind-relieving and spacey followed by a mild couch-lock.
Garrison-Lane
Smokers should keep in mind that this strain can be especially pungent; those concerned with discretion should take any needed precautions.&amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;amp;lt;/p&gt;</p>
<div>Leaves appear mostly mossy green, although some phenotypes show off flashes of purple;
this latter color is due to high concentrations of pigments in the plant’s genes (passed on from Grandaddy Purple) that highlight colors other than green when they’re stimulated by cold temperatures during the growing process.
