How does Gran Flora strain make you feel?

The Gran Flora strain has the following reputed effects: Body High, Happy, Uplifting.

What does Gran Flora strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Gran Flora strain may help with Anxiety, Chronic Pain, Fatigue, Migraines, Stress.

What does Gran Flora smell like?

The Gran Flora strain smells Earthy, Floral, Grassy, Skunky, Sweet, Woody.

What does Gran Flora taste like?

The Gran Flora strain tastes like Honey, Sweet, Woody.

Is Gran Flora Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Gran Flora is a Hybrid (50% Sativa /50% Indica) marijuana strain.

Gran Flora Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Hybrid - 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 18%

Gran Flora, also simply called “Great Plant,” is an evenly balanced hybrid (50% indica/50% sativa) strain created through crossing the infamous Afghan X Ticinensis Purpurea strains. Although its hard to come by outside of South America, Gran Flora is a great choice for the hybrid lover who appreciates a classic flavor. Gran Flora has a sweet honey taste that's accented by lemongrass and flowers with just a hint of pine. The aroma is of pungent skunky earth with an overtone of rich florals and woods topped with sweet honey. Gran Flora buds are beautiful to behold, with medium-sized spade-shaped nugs that are a bright olive green with purple undertones and hairs and a thick coating of chunky trichomes that appear almost lavender in the light. The Gran Flora high is just as sweet as its flavor, with incredibly balanced effects that bring together the best of both indica and sativa. The high begins with an almost immediate onset of an uplifted cerebral rush that leaves you clear-headed with a sense of creative energy that's slightly numbed and not in the least bit overwhelming. A building body buzz will creep up on you next, filling you with warmth and relaxation without weighing you down. These effects paired with its high 18% average THC level make Gran Floral perfect for treating conditions such as chronic fatigue, migraines, chronic stress or anxiety, and ADD/ADHD.

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