Cherry Bliss Marijuana Strain

Sativa Dominant Hybrid Strain Sativa Dominant Hybrid 60% Sativa / 40% Indica

THC: 23% - 28%

Cherry Bliss is a slightly sativa dominant hybrid strain (60% sativa/40% indica) created through an unknown combination of delicious fruity strains. While its parentage is kept a closely guarded secret by its breeders, Cherry Bliss is often sought out by patients for its amazing flavor and soothing, full-bodied high. The taste of Cherry Bliss is the perfect nod to its name, with a creamy and sugary cherry berry taste accented by hints of nutty cookies and a touch of spicy licorice. The aroma is very much the same, although it does bring in added layers of woody pine and earthy herbs to the fruity, flavorful mix. The Cherry Bliss high will settle in slowly, creeping in with warming waves of deep relaxation that wash over both mind and body with soothing, weighty calm. You’ll feel a light burst of energy accompany this calming physical high, keeping your mind active and your attention rapt. Thanks to these effects and its super high 23-28% average THC level, Cherry Bliss is often suggested to treat chronic fatigue, depression or mood swings, chronic stress or anxiety, nausea and cramps or the symptoms of PMS. This bud has fluffy, popcorn-shaped minty green nugs with golden undertones, super thin and long orange hairs and tiny, sparkling golden-white crystal trichomes.
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Weed tasted like chud, had notes of fromague and altitude. Had strong after notes of captain crunch. Mellow high with a slight functional aspect. Had a very dry throat. Lots of swearing. Denied sharing the bud with my friend. Told stories about taking edibles and watching oasis🤓. All in all good bud would reckon to recommend🤯🤯

Consumption Method: JointsEffects I Feel: Body High, Cerebral, CreativeHelp Me With: Alzheimer's, Anorexia, Appetite Loss
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