Redhead 18 Marijuana Strain

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Indica Strain Indica

THC: 22% - 28%

Though exact THC details are hard to come by, Redhead 18 or R-18 is known to be one of the most potent strains on the market. It's a phenotype descendant of OG Kush and is similar to the old OG #18 strain. This strain is a hybrid, but there isn't much information to determine the exact balance of sativa to indica genes. Though THC numbers are allegedly very high, CBD numbers almost certainly are not; it's hard to say for sure, as there is only limited public data on the subject. In other words, Redhead 18 shouldn't be used in the treatment of seizures or other medical disorders that respond to CBD. But it's a very useful tool for patients looking to relieve the symptoms of anxiety and stress. The high, which hints at this strain's sativa heritage, is euphoric and happy. This strain creates a strong, sour aroma of diesel and a similar flavor with notes of wood. There aren't many reports of side effects, but dry mouth, red eyes, and paranoia are usually among the most common. Despite its strength, R-18 remains obscure almost everywhere, though it's probably most popular in the American West.
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As the previous reviewer stated- a PERFECT strain, perfect my x of genetics and by far my very favorite strain. Sometimes it is sold as Redhead OG here in Arizona. The high is happy, calm- and more calm, with focus to be active. An original California strain, most likely a mix of Afghan and Columbian gold. Growers- produce more of this strain please.

Dmwshp   - May 31, 2020, 7 p.m.

This is one of the original REAL N Cal Indicas with a perfect mix of genes (most likely Afghani and a South American Sativa such as Columbian Gold or Panama.) Great happy feeling with massive stress/ pressure relief. Five STARS and my favorite strain by far.

Nov. 16, 2018, 12:32 a.m.
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