Appleberry Marijuana Strain

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Indica Dominant Hybrid Strain Indica Dominant Hybrid 75% Indica / 25% Sativa

THC: 20%

Appleberry is a rare indica dominant hybrid (75% indica/25% sativa) strain created through crossing (Dynamite X Bubblicious) X White Widow. This delicious combination results in a bud that is both delicious and powerful, packing an addictive flavor and a THC level that typically falls above the 20% mark. Appleberry buds have a flavor exactly how you'd imagine – fresh berries and sweet tart apples! The aroma is very earthy with a floral overtone accented by berries and herbs as the nugs are burned. The Appleberry high is long-lasting with full-bodied effects that will leave you couch-locked for hours one end. You'll feel a subtle build behind the eyes at the onset of the high that lifts your spirits and leaves you feeling unfocused and pretty sleepy. A creeping body high comes next, building slowly to its peak before locking you into your couch and leaving you ravenously hungry. Many users do fall asleep after a hit or two of this bud, so be ready! Thanks to these effects and its high THC level, Appleberry is often chosen to treat conditions such as chronic pain, fatigue, insomnia, appetite loss, and muscle spasms or cramps. This bud has tapered neon green pepper-shaped nugs with furry dark orange hairs and a super thick frosty coating of tiny bright white crystal trichomes.
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This is a really nice strain that helped calm my stress and for me didn't cause any anxiety whatsoever yet the 25% sativa managed to leave me soothed and uplifted. I thought it tasted and smelled nice too. Definitely good for sore muscles and minor pain, I don't need Advil or Tylenol when i have this strain. Could be the CBD level adding to the pain killing abilities. A real strong but gentle high.

Nov. 27, 2019, 4:30 p.m.
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