Timewreck Marijuana Strain

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Sativa Dominant Hybrid 70% Sativa / 30% Indica

THC: 27%

Timewreck is a sativa dominant hybrid (70% sativa/30% indica) strain created through a cross of the powerful Vortex X Blood Wreck strains. This potent bud is infamous for its debilitating effects that are powered by an insanely high THC level that typically falls between 19-27% on average. The high hits you immediately with an almost disorienting euphoria that leaves you full of creative energy and motivation that often inspires artistic creation. These cerebral effects leave you with an extremely positive mood that doesn't wane as a light body buzz creeps over you and leaves you completely relaxed and pain-free without any loss of functionality or mental capacity. These effects can be too much for some, leading them to experience paranoia and heavy anxiety. Because of these effects, Timewreck is said to be perfect for treating chronic stress, mild to moderate cases of depression, chronic pain, and nausea. This bud has a mouthwateringly sour fruity taste and smell with a lemony lime aftertaste upon exhale. Timewreck buds have large cone-shaped dense dark forest green nugs with dark purple curly leaves, thick fiery orange hairs, and a sparse coating of crystal clear trichomes and a thick layer of sweet sticky resin.
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I bought this thinking it was Train Wreck... I'm a super sativa guy an didnt think about how much we was smoking lol I got super toasty fast! I swore it was high indica but after looking into the strain I figured out its known for high thc! Found another love with Time Wreck, super happy!

Aug. 28, 2020, 4:25 p.m.

Love the Review, Love Timewreck!!!

Jan. 21, 2020, 6:11 p.m.

This one is good for reading and research. It is very long lasting. At first, the strain is quite euphoric. Shortly thereafter, the high provides a nice energized and focused experience. Timewreck is an appropriate name, since one tends to lose themselves in whatever activity they are engaging in.

nico3745   - Sept. 12, 2016, 8:50 p.m.
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