How does Sweet Killer Kush strain make you feel?

The Sweet Killer Kush strain has the following reputed effects: Relaxing, Sleepy, Uplifting.

What does Sweet Killer Kush strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Sweet Killer Kush strain may help with Depression, Headaches, Insomnia, Migraines, Nausea.

What does Sweet Killer Kush smell like?

The Sweet Killer Kush strain smells Earthy, Floral, Pine, Pungent, Skunky, Woody.

What does Sweet Killer Kush taste like?

The Sweet Killer Kush strain tastes like Herbal, Skunky, Sweet.

Is Sweet Killer Kush Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Sweet Killer Kush is a Indica Dominant Hybrid (80% Indica / 20% Sativa) marijuana strain.

Sweet Killer Kush Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Indica Dominant Hybrid - 80% Indica / 20% Sativa

THC: 26%

Sweet Killer Kush is an indica dominant hybrid strain (80% indica/20% sativa) created through crossing the infamous OG Kush with another unknown hybrid strain. Although its exact heritage is unknown, this bud is sought after for its super relaxing effects and hazy happy high. The Sweet Killer Kush high starts with a lifted effect that fills your mind with energetic euphoria and a sense of focus. Soon, this focus will turn hazy and heady, leaving you slightly cerebrally stoned and totally out of it. As your mind fades away, your body will start to drop off into a deeply relaxed stated that can leave you dozing off and on if you're not careful. In combination with its super high 26-31% average THC level, these effects give Sweet Killer Kush an edge in treating conditions such as insomnia, depression, migraines or headaches, and nausea. This bud has a super sweet skunky flavor with hints of fresh spicy florals and pine upon exhale. The aroma is very earthy and woody with a light pungent overtone that's accented by fresh pine and woods upon exhale. Sweet Killer Kush buds have tight and dense dark olive green nugs with light brown hairs and a coating of bright white crystal trichomes.

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