Rainbow Berries Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 24% - 26%

Rainbow Berries is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created through crossing the delicious Runtz X Strawberry Fritter strains. If you love a great fruity flavor and a gorgeous appearance to go along with your medicine, Rainbow Berries is the perfect option for you to give a try. The taste of Rainbow Berries is truly one to remember, with a blend of bright and fruity berries accented by candied apples and spicy, cinnamon-covered nutty cookies. The aroma is very similar, almost like you're enjoying the best flavors of fall, with a plate of gingersnap cookies next to freshly crafted candied apples. The Rainbow Berries high will hit you fairly quickly in the mind while taking its sweet time with your body. You'll feel mentally boosted, filled with a giddy, giggly sense that has you eagerly chatting and laughing with anyone around you about anything at all. A sharp pang of hunger comes next, launching you into a pretty potent case of the munchies. A light physical relaxation accompanies this heady high, keeping your body anchored from start to finish. Given these effects and its super high 24-26% average THC level, Rainbow Berries is said to be perfect to treat chronic stress, depression, headaches or migraines, chronic pain and appetite loss or nausea. This bud has oversized and conical, fat dark olive green nugs with deep purple leaves, thin orange hairs and tiny, purple-tinted white crystal trichomes.
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Super tasty, and the high hits quick... like a bunny! Mostly in the head, so a little bit foggy, but I am now giggling at my "foggy" statement. So far so fun!

Consumption Method: JointsEffects I Feel: Giggly, Happy, TinglyHelp Me With: PTSD
July 19, 2025, 2:18 p.m.|
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