Mad Honey Marijuana Strain

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

THC: 22% - 23%

Mad Honey, also known as “MAD Honey” or “M.A.D. Honey,” is a slightly sativa dominant hybrid strain (60% sativa/40% indica) created through crossing the tasty Honey Banana X Sherbanger strains. Named for its amazing flavor and vibrant high, Mad Honey is the perfect balanced option for any hybrid lover. The taste of Mad Honey is exactly what you'd guess, with a sugary honey overtone accented by hints of creamy bananas, bright tropical citrus and touches of spicy flowers. The aroma is just about the same, with a blend of spicy wildflowers, fruity bananas and fresh tropical citrus topped with layers of honey. The Mad Honey high will settle in slowly, hitting your body first with a light sense of mellow physical relaxation. As your body calms from head to toe, a lifted sense will begin to build in your mind, eventually leaving you feeling super euphoric and outgoing, ready to get socializing with anyone around you. Thanks to these effects and its high 22-23% average THC level, Mad Honey is often suggested to treat experienced patients with conditions including chronic pain, depression or mood swings, chronic stress or anxiety and cramps or muscle spasms. This bud has dense, grape-shaped bright neon green nugs with super thin orange hairs and tiny, golden-white crystal trichomes topped with sweet, sticky resin.
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No one?! Really?! Wow. I LOVE this strain. Relaxing immediately (without couch-lock) and cerebral. I have only seen it listed as 70/30 Indica dominant before, but whatever. Looks great and I love the effects.

Consumption Method: PipesEffects I Feel: Giggly, Happy, MellowHelp Me With: Anxiety, Depression
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6 reviews   - Sept. 25, 2025, 10:17 a.m.|
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