How does Headcheese OG strain make you feel?

The Headcheese OG strain has the following reputed effects: Happy, Uplifting.

What does Headcheese OG strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Headcheese OG strain may help with Chronic Pain, Inflammation, Muscle Spasms, Stress, Tremors.

What does Headcheese OG smell like?

The Headcheese OG strain smells Cheese, Earthy, Pungent, Skunky.

What does Headcheese OG taste like?

The Headcheese OG strain tastes like Cheesy, Creamy, Sweet.

Is Headcheese OG Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Headcheese OG is a Sativa Dominant Hybrid (60% Sativa / 40% Indica) marijuana strain.

Headcheese OG Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Sativa Dominant Hybrid - 60% Sativa / 40% Indica

THC: 19% - 28%

Headcheese OG, also known simply as “Head Cheese,” is a slightly sativa dominant hybrid (60% sativa/40% indica) strain created through crossing the insanely pungent Cheese X Headband strains. With parents like these, you know Headcheese OG is going to have a crazy intense stench. Headcheese OG has a smell that's said to be incredibly potent with a heavy pungency and a strong punch of skunky cheese that's almost overwhelming at times. The aroma is just as intense, with a flavor of skunky creamy cheese that has a heavily pungent exhale that's still surprisingly smooth. If you can get past the flavor and stench of this bud, you'll love the effects. The Headcheese OG starts with a euphoric lift that boosts your mood and leaves you feeling utterly euphoric although oddly calm in both mind and body. As this sense of relaxation builds and builds, your body may become slightly buzzy at times and you can start to feel slightly sedative. Coupled with its insanely high 19-28% average THC level, Headcheese OG is said to be perfect for treating tremors or muscle spasms, chronic pain, inflammation, and chronic stress. Headcheese OG buds have super thick and dense light minty green nugs with bright amber hairs and tiny frosty amber crystal trichomes.

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