Highaleah Marijuana Strain

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

THC: 26% - 27%

Highaleah is a slightly sativa dominant hybrid strain (60% sativa/40% indica) created through crossing the iconic Florida Kush X Cuban Linx strains. A vibrant, happy bud that's perfect for a day when you need a little extra oomph to get going, Highaleah packs everything that you need into each and every gorgeous little nugget. The high starts fast, rushing in with a vibrant burst of energy that stimulates your brain and has you feeling like you're finally ready to get moving on your day. You'll feel happy and creatively inspired, ready to tackle anything that comes you way with a smile on your face and a zest for life. A light sense of physical relaxation plays the perfect complement, helping you to settle and enjoy yourself without any anxiety. In combination with its super high 26-27% average THC level, these effects make Highaleah a great option for treating conditions including chronic stress, chronic pain, depression or mood swings and appetite loss or nausea. This bud has a sweet and spicy flowery citrus flavor with hints of woody haze upon exhale. The aroma is very much the same, with added touches of lightly pleasant woody pine brought into the mix, too. Highaleah buds have dense, arrowhead-shaped minty green nugs with thin orange hair sand tiny white trichomes.
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Highaleah is one of the most Euphoric strains ive ever tried. New Favorite Sativa.anytime toke. Its a one of a kind... Connesuers must try this strain!! Sativa smell, dense soft beautiful buds & hold in bong/ joint hit & as soon as we exhale, huge head rush, followed by a huge potent wave of Euphoria. mind body & soul is tranquil, happy 🔥 trust me, highly recommend

Consumption Method: BongEffects I Feel: Euphoria, Happy, UpliftingHelp Me With: Anxiety, Depression, Stress
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