One to One Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 14%, CBD: 14%

One to One is an evenly balanced hybrid (50% indica/50% sativa) strain created through a cross of the classic Amnesia Haze X a high CBD Landrace strain. This bud gets its name from its one to one balance of THC to CBD, which typically hits at about the 14% mark on average. Because of its high CBD and moderate THC level, One to One has a pretty mellow high that serves as a heavy pain reliever rather than a trip. It starts with a mildly euphoric head high that is slightly hazy, which serves to erase any mental pain or racing thoughts that you might have been experiencing. This is followed by a mellow relaxing body buzz that relieves all physical pain without causing any couch-lock or sedation. You'll be completely functional and blissfully happy on this high without suffering from any negative side effects. These effects make One to One a perfect choice for patients suffering from conditions such as inflammation, chronic pain, mild to moderate cases of depression, muscle spasms or tremors, and insomnia. This bud has lumpy tight small to medium-sized bright neon green nugs with bright fiery orange hairs and a sparse coating of tiny crystal trichomes. One to One has a delicate aroma of earthy citrus pine with a woody effect that's released as the nugs are broken apart. The flavor is of earthy chestnut coffee with a hint of woody citrus upon exhale that intensifies as you smoke.
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This is just one of the very best strains for muscle spasms, I am houndedby them, I can use this strain in the midst of almost intractable leg and body spasms and it will knock them down almost without fail, I love this strain, it has been an incredible find for me.. I think it may be a bit sensitive to overwatering however, so beware when growing.

Emily   - Dec. 31, 2017, 11:55 a.m.
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