Cherry Wu Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 12% - 19%, CBD: 12%

Cherry Wu is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created through an unknown combination of other deliciously fruity strains. Although its exact parentage is kept a closely guarded secret by its breeders, Cherry Wu is often sought out for its super clear-headed high and delicious flavor. Like its name suggests, Cherry Wu has a super sweet and fruity cherry berry flavor with a sugary and woody pine exhale. The aroma is very similar, with a woody pine overtone accented by spicy earthiness and sweet, sugary cherries. The Cherry Wu high will settle in just after your final toke, taking on your mind first before sneaking into your body. You’ll feel a clear-headed focus hit your brain, filling you with happiness and an overarching sense of calm that leaves you feeling introspective and at ease. A relaxing yet mellow body high accompanies this heady boost, helping you to feel anchored. Combined with its high 12-19% average THC level and super high 10-12% average CBD level, Cherry Wu is often chosen to treat those patients suffering from conditions such as chronic pain, inflammation, epilepsy or seizures, arthritis and muscle spasms or cramps. This bud has airy long spade-shaped dusty green nugs with long, thin orange hairs and a coating of tiny, milky amber crystal trichomes.
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Everyday smoker- one or two hits puts me in a great mood and motivates me to get stuff done without making me anxious. After a few more hits, I start to feel way more relaxed and ready to chill or sleep. Doesn’t give me the munchies like a lot of strains do. One of my favorite strains to smoke right after my kids go to bed.

Consumption Method: PipesEffects I Feel: Happy, Motivation, RelaxingHelp Me With: ADD/ADHD, Depression
Nov. 9, 2025, 4:09 a.m.|
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