Ginger Ale Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 20%

Ginger Ale is produced by crossing Cinderella 88 and Café Girl. It is one of those hybrid strains that are not to be trifled with. With THC content that falls anywhere in between 20 and 25%, it proves to be one of the finest hybrid strains you can get your hands on. The strain produces tight nuggets that are bright green in color with good trichome coverage. Ginger Ale is a frosty strain and it may not necessarily appeal to most cannabis users. But then again, it has an amazing taste and smell that is more or less the same. You can expect floral and sweet flavors, which is quite smooth during the inhale and exhale. The strain is a hard hitter. It will hit you with everything it's got which is why it is not recommended for individuals new to smoking cannabis. However, its effects are rather calming and you will feel a body buzz unlike any other. Most individuals may even pass out due to its potency. Considering its effects, it is no surprise why the strain is recommended for nighttime use. On the other hand, it is quite effective at treating several medical conditions, including chronic pains, insomnia and even muscle spasms.
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Super solid hybrid with really an amazing Ginger Ale taste. Like, it'll surprise you. Smooth smoking, quite strong and definitely a hybrid more similar to say, Super Glue than it is Blue Dream. But without the fogginess of the Glue. This one is hard to find, so if you see some, pick it up. Socal AMC in San Diego has this, but literally that has been the only place I've seen it.

hiddendarts
16 reviews   - April 1, 2017, 1:05 p.m.

I bought some Ginger Ale wax from Green Halo in Tucson. It was everything I expected and hoped it would be! Potent, relaxing, pain relieving. Smooth vape, effect is immediate, definitely NOT for the faint of heart.

momma048   - Feb. 19, 2016, 3:12 a.m.
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