How does Robert Plant strain make you feel?

The Robert Plant strain has the following reputed effects: Creative, Motivation, Relaxing, Uplifting.

What does Robert Plant strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Robert Plant strain may help with Chronic Pain, Depression, Fatigue, Headaches, Stress.

What does Robert Plant smell like?

The Robert Plant strain smells Berry, Earthy, Fruity, Pungent.

What does Robert Plant taste like?

The Robert Plant strain tastes like Berry, Blueberry, Honey.

Is Robert Plant Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Robert Plant is a Sativa Dominant Hybrid (70% Sativa / 30% Indica) marijuana strain.

Robert Plant Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Sativa Dominant Hybrid - 70% Sativa / 30% Indica

THC: 15% - 18%, CBD: 2%

Robert Plant is a super rare sativa dominant hybrid strain created through crossing the classic Blue Dream X Rebel God Smoke strains. If you're looking for a bud with a good kick of CBD and a heavy hit of THC, you've found it – Robert Plant hits about 2% CBD on average and between 15-18% THC. And the high? Perfect for any sativa lover. The Robert Plant high gets you almost immediately upon exhale, filling your mind with an energetic rush of euphoric motivation. You'll feel incredibly uplifted with a positive outlook on life and focused and ready to get at anything that comes your way. As this effect builds, your body will become slightly relaxed without weighing you down or causing you to feel sedated. Thanks to these effects, Robert Plant is said to be perfect for treating conditions such as chronic fatigue, depression, pain, stress, and headaches or migraines. Robert Plant buds have spade-shaped forest green nugs with blue undertones, clear amber hairs, and a coating of clear crystal trichomes. This bud has a super sweet honeyberry flavor with touches of earth upon exhale that are incredibly smooth. The smell is of pungent rotting fruit with a notable sweet berry effect that's released as the nugs are burned.

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