Saturn OG Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 17% - 20%, CBN: 1%

Saturn OG is an indica dominant hybrid strain of unknown genetics, although it is thought to be a descendant of the classic OG Kush. This bud comes from the infamous planetary family, which includes Jupiter OG and Earth OG, and boasts a THC level that typically falls between 17-20% on average. The Saturn OG high is one that launches your head into space while leaving your body helplessly grounded. The high starts with an immediate cerebral head rush that leaves you insanely uplifted and super talkative with an overpowering case of the giggles that leaves you laughing at almost anything. This head high is energetic yet relaxing and often leaves you feeling hazy and distant at times despite your social tendencies. As your head catapults to new heights, your body will be utterly couch-locked in a complete body melt that leaves you completely lethargic with a narcotic sleepy comedown. Because of these effects, Saturn OG is said to be perfect for treating conditions such as chronic pain, muscle spasms or tremors, insomnia, and chronic anxiety or stress. This bud has a deliciously enticing aroma and taste of rich earthy mint with just a hint of savory diesel upon exhale. Saturn OG buds have lumpy and dense popcorn-shaped bright neon green nugs with dark red hairs and a completely frosty coating of oversized chunky amber hued crystal trichomes.
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They don't call it Saturn for no reason :].. first of all when you dry hit it's very lemony sweet pungent taste when you exhale it's very citrus earthy taste and very pungent while you start to take skips on planets until you end up on SATURN! Very out of this world high.. very good for creativity, focusing, relaxing 5 Stars

jorgejetson
73 reviews   - Dec. 20, 2015, 1:54 p.m.
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