How does Chupacabra strain make you feel?

The Chupacabra strain has the following reputed effects: Focus, Relaxing, Sleepy.

What does Chupacabra strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, Chupacabra strain may help with Cramps, Depression, Headaches, Muscle Spasms, Stress.

What does Chupacabra smell like?

The Chupacabra strain smells Earthy, Fruity, Pungent, Skunky, Sweet, Vanilla.

What does Chupacabra taste like?

The Chupacabra strain tastes like Sweet, Tropical, Vanilla.

Is Chupacabra Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

Chupacabra is a Hybrid (50% Sativa /50% Indica) marijuana strain.

Chupacabra Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Hybrid - 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 15% - 20%, CBD: 1%

Chupacabra is a rare evenly balanced hybrid (50% indica/50% sativa) strain created through crossing the powerful Hawaiian Romulan X Island Sweet Skunk X Gupta Kush strains. This bud is hard to come by outside of the Hawaiian area, but trust us – you'll be coming back for more after you taste its unique flavor and feel its long-lasting high. Chupacabra has a taste that's initially very sweet and fruity, but takes a savory skunky turn upon exhale with notable hints of vanilla. The smell is of pungent earth with a skunky pungency and rotting tropical fruit effect that's released as the nugs are burned. Chupacabra buds have flat long dark olive green nugs with purple undertones and bright amber hairs that are completely coated in matching dark amber crystal trichomes. The Chupacabra high is just as satisfying as the effects, creeping up on you slowly and lasting for hours on end without having to re-dose. The high starts with a euphoric lift that infuses you with a temporary sense of energy and focus. As your head high grows, this effect will quickly become sedative, lulling you into a hazy introspective state and leaving your body open to falling into the same sleepy state. Thanks to these effects and its high 15-20% average THC level, Chupacabra is often chosen to treat conditions such as chronic pain, headaches or migraines, depression, stress, and muscle spasms or cramps.

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