Oreo Cake Marijuana Strain

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

THC: 17% - 21%

Oreo Cake, also known as “Oreos Cake,” is an indica dominant hybrid strain (70% indica/30% sativa) created through crossing the delicious Sunset Sherbet X Cookies N Cream strains. If you're wondering what this bud could possibly taste like, the name gives you every hint that you need to know. Oreo Cake packs a sweet and sugary creamy chocolate cookie flavor with hints of fresh vanilla, almost like a cake topped with Oreo Cookies. The aroma is very similar, with a creamy vanilla cake overtone accented by hints of spicy chocolate and sweet flowers. The Oreo Cake high will hit you quickly, taking on a surprisingly bright and energetic onset within your mind. You'll feel lifted and happy with a burst of creativity that activates your brain and has you feeling super artistic. A relaxing physical high accompanies this happy boost, keeping you anchored in reality. Combined with its high 17-21% average THC level, these calming effects give Oreo Cake an edge in treating a variety of conditions including chronic fatigue, depression, chronic pain and chronic stress or anxiety. This bud has long, pepper-shaped forest green nugs with furry, thin orange hairs and a frosty coating of tiny, bright white crystal trichomes.
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Early afternoon session with this strain here feeling very relaxed and stress-free SMOKES really good but honestly I recommend this for my novice smokers trying to get their weight up they're tolerance level up 👍👍👍

Consumption Method: BluntsEffects I Feel: Body High, Focus, RelaxingHelp Me With: Depression, Mood Swings, StressAromas: Chocolate, Flowery, Herbal, WoodyFlavors: Chocolate, Sugary, Sweet, Woody
973Rasta
19 reviews   - June 28, 2025, 9:28 a.m.|
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