Ocean Beach Haze Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 21% - 22%

Ocean Beach Haze, also known as “OB Haze” or “OBH,” is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created through crossing the iconic Ocean Beach OG X an unknown Haze strain. A great balanced hybrid with a super heady high, Ocean Beach Haze is the perfect choice for any patient who's looking for a real source of relaxation. The high starts almost as soon as you exhale, filling your brain with an unfocused cerebral sense that is happy and tingly. You'll be euphoric with a boost in sociability that lends itself well to conversations, although you may find yourself falling in and out of touch with reality. A physical relaxation rounds out this high, helping to keep you anchored as your mind fades further and further away. Combined with its high 21-22% average THC level, these effects give Ocean Beach Haze an edge in treating those suffering from conditions such as depression, chronic fatigue, headaches or migraines, chronic stress and chronic pain. This bud has a sweet and flowery flavor with a lightly spicy and hazy exhale. The aroma is very similar, with a spicy woody haze overtone accented by flowery earthiness and a touch of pungency. Ocean Beach Haze buds have airy oversized diamond-shaped emerald green nugs with thick orange hairs and chunky bright white crystal trichomes.
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My new favorite strain! I tend to stay away from sativas, because of my anxiety but this one actually doesn't give me anxiety at all it helps with my anxiety even when it it's 26% THC!! 😎 Must recommend for PTSD depression stress and appetite, if you're medicate enough it will help you sleep as well!! 🔥 🔥 🔥 💨💯😎

Consumption Method: PipesEffects I Feel: Euphoria, Immediate Effect, TinglyHelp Me With: Anxiety, Depression, Stress
Oct. 24, 2024, 3:24 p.m.|
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