How does Honey Hiker strain make you feel?

The Honey Hiker strain has the following reputed effects: Body High, Calming, Euphoria, Happy, Uplifting.

What does Honey Hiker strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Honey Hiker strain may help with Chronic Pain, Cramps, Depression, Fatigue, PMS, Stress.

What does Honey Hiker smell like?

The Honey Hiker strain smells Earthy, Flowery, Herbal, Pine, Spicy, Sweet, Woody.

What does Honey Hiker taste like?

The Honey Hiker strain tastes like Flowery, Honey, Pine, Sugary, Sweet, Woody.

Is Honey Hiker Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Honey Hiker is a Indica Dominant Hybrid (70% Indica / 30% Sativa) marijuana strain.

Honey Hiker Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Indica Dominant Hybrid - 70% Indica / 30% Sativa

THC: 23% - 25%

Honey Hiker is a sativa dominant hybrid strains (70% sativa/30% indica) created through crossing the potent Happy Hiker X Honey Kush strains. This gorgeous bud offers the perfect soaring, daytime high that will get you ready to get up and off of the couch in no time. Honey Hiker buds have beautifully fluffy, grape-shaped minty green nugs with rich golden undertones, lots of thick orange hairs and a super frosty coating of chunky, golden-white crystal trichomes. As you break apart each sparkling, golden little nugget, aromas of sweet, sugary honey and woody pine are released, accented by hints of spicy earthiness. The flavor is very similar, with a sugary sweet honey taste accented by a hint of spicy wildflowers. The Honey Hiker high will hit you quickly, filling you with an immediate sense of bright, happy energy that gets you ready to get moving. This energy will fill both mind and body, inspiring you to get off of the couch and into the great outdoors or simply on your feet, working through your to-do list. In combination with its high 23-25% average THC level, these effects give Honey Hiker an edge in treating chronic pain, chronic stress, chronic fatigue and cramps or the symptoms of PMS.

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