amber Frost Marijuana Strain

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Indica Dominant Hybrid Strain Indica Dominant Hybrid 70% Indica / 30% Sativa

THC: 26%

Amber Frost is an indica dominant hybrid strain that is said to be a relative of the infamous Blue Frost strain, although its exact parentage is relatively unknown due to breeder secrecy. Although very little is known about the backstory of this bud, it is sought after for its insanely high 26.5% average THC level and sweet floral berry flavors with hints of fruity spice. The aroma of Amber Frost is very much the same, with an earthy pungency that's accented by sweet berries and peppery spice. The Amber Frost high is incredibly calming in nature with substantial pain relief in both mind and body. The high starts with a building body buzz and a slight happy lift that boosts your mood with a euphoric haze. These effects fade into a deep relaxation and a strong narcotic overtone that leaves you falling asleep as the high starts to fade. These insanely powerful effects make Amber Frost ideal for experienced users suffering from conditions such as chronic pain, appetite loss, chronic stress or anxiety, and insomnia. Like its name suggest, Amber Frost buds have small round forest green nugs with rich amber undertones, furry amber hairs, and a thick frosty coating of tiny amber colored crystal trichomes.
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This is an amazing strain! You get a chance must try,wont let you down!

Reno420
32 reviews   - Sept. 15, 2018, 11:15 a.m.

Picked up a half ounce of Amber Frost (23%THC) from the rec its definitely a rare strain not many have tried so i took a chance and i could not be more impressed. Top shelf fat, trimmed, dense, frosty buds and the effects are strong a powerful indica for sure, i imagine to much would K.O you. taste is definitely a spicy berry flavor.

Sondoor
4 reviews   - Feb. 3, 2018, 2:04 a.m.
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