Little Tokyo Marijuana Strain

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

THC: 18% - 25%

Little Tokyo, also known as “Lil Tokyo,” is a slightly sativa dominant hybrid strain (60% sativa/40% indica) created through crossing the delicious Hinoki X Big Buns strains. A soothing, happy bud with a delicious flavor and long-lasting effects, Little Tokyo is a great medicinal option to ease away any aches and pains in both mind and body. The taste of this bud will leave you immediately looking for your next toke, with a sweet and citrusy apricot flavor accented by fruity apples and a touch of sour citrus. The aroma is almost the same, with a notably bright citrusy apricot overtone accented by light hints of savory, gassy diesel. The Little Tokyo high will settle in slowly, creeping into both mind and body with building waves of calm and ease. You'll feel mentally relaxed with a sense of happiness that inspires you to really think about things and get sociable if you're with friends. Physically, your body will be completely calmed, simply settled into the couch without any aches or pains. Given these effects and its super high 18-25% average THC level, Little Tokyo is often suggested to treat experienced patients with conditions including depression or mood swings, headaches or migraines, inflammation, chronic stress or anxiety and chronic pain. This bud has fluffy and rounded, diamond-shaped minty green nugs with thick orange hairs and tiny, sparkling white trichomes.
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I didn't think I would like this as much as I did. This is worthy of a spot in any hybrid rotation. I found myself returning to this strain day after day.

Consumption Method: BongEffects I Feel: Creative, Happy, UpliftingHelp Me With: Arthritis, Chronic Pain
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12 reviews   - July 28, 2026, 10 p.m.|
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