The Great Ha'Tuh Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 30% - 34%

The Great Ha'Tuh is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created through crossing the powerful (Cannatonic X Tsunami) X Jet Fuel strains. An insanely powerful bud with a full-bodied high, The Great Ha'Tuh is the perfect choice for any fan of potent hybrids. That being said, mind your dosage with this bud – the high can take a heavy turn before you know it. The high starts almost as soon as you exhale, rushing through your brain with a high-flying and lifted sense that launches your brain to a new dimension of creative thought and psychedelic visions. At the same time, a soothing body high will settle into your physical form, locking you to the couch as you fly higher and higher. With these effects and its super high 30-34% average THC level, The Great Ha'Tuh is often chosen to treat conditions such as chronic stress or anxiety, inflammation, headaches or migraines, depression or mood swings and chronic pain. This bud has a sweet and sour citrusy mango flavor with hints of spicy diesel upon exhale. The aroma is spicy and peppery with a sour diesel overtone that's accented by tropical citrus and fresh mango. The Great Ha'Tuh buds have dense oversized spade-shaped blue-green nugs with thick yellow-orange hairs and tiny, golden-white trichomes.
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The Great Ha-tuh is definitely a must try! Very different from your average bud, the taste and small as well as appearance is 10/10. Smells like pine needles, orange slices and Diesel. Also taste quite similar to the aroma, buds are dense, packed with trichomes along with bright orange hairs and dark purple leaves.

Consumption Method: BluntsEffects I Feel: Euphoria, Focus, MellowHelp Me With: Anxiety, Depression, Stress
Nov. 3, 2023, 1:05 a.m.|
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