How does Waipi'o Hapa strain make you feel?

The Waipi'o Hapa strain has the following reputed effects: Creative, Euphoria, Uplifting.

What does Waipi'o Hapa strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Waipi'o Hapa strain may help with Anxiety, Arthritis, Chronic Pain, Depression, Fibromyalgia, Spinal Cord Injury, Stress.

What does Waipi'o Hapa smell like?

The Waipi'o Hapa strain smells Earthy, Floral, Lemon, Lime, Mint.

What does Waipi'o Hapa taste like?

The Waipi'o Hapa strain tastes like Lemon, Lime, Menthol, Mint, Strawberry, Sweet.

Is Waipi'o Hapa Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Waipi'o Hapa is a Sativa () marijuana strain.

Waipi'o Hapa Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Sativa

THC: 21% - 25%

Waipi'o Hapa is a 100% pure sativa strain that originates from Waipi'o Valley on the North Shore of the big island of Hawaii. This dank bud has unknown genetics due to breeder secrecy and a moderately high THC level ranging from 21-25% on average. Users describe the Waipi'o Hapa high as a definite creeper – this clear-headed hyper sensitive high will slowly build and take you by surprise as you are suddenly aware of everything that is going on around you. This will leave you energetic and uplifted but very easily distracted. If you smoke too much at once, you might even start experiencing some psychedelic effects! Waipi'o Hapa is said to be the perfect strain for a day at the beach or a hike through nature as you will be fully aware and be able to appreciate everything you see around you. Due to these potent sativa effects, Waipi'o Hapa is said to be an ideal strain for treating patients suffering from conditions such as chronic pain due to injury or illness, mild to moderate cases of depression, and chronic stress or anxiety. This bud has a taste and aroma of minty earthy lime and has medium side dense bright neon green spade-shaped nugs with patches of minty green. These nugs are covered in thin orange hairs and a fine layer of milky trichomes and resin.

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