Sticky Haze Marijuana Strain

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Hybrid Strain Hybrid 50% Sativa /50% Indica

THC: 22%

Sticky Haze is an extremely rare indica dominant hybrid strain that is said to be a descendant of an unknown member of the Haze family. Although its exact parentage is unknown due to a lack of information about its background, this bud is a favorite of many users thanks to how insanely sticky it is! Each long lumpy minty green nug is completely dripping with layers of sweet syrupy resin, making the pieces stick to you as you break the nugs apart. As you grind each little nugget, you'll smell fresh sweet cedar and earthy pine. The flavor is very woody and citrusy with a pine overtone that's fresh and floral. The Sticky Haze high is very much like your classic haze, with a relaxing overtone that's accented by an unfocused head high and a calming body buzz. The high has a euphoric lift at the onset that washes over you and leaves you feeling slightly tingly and happy. An influx of creative energy comes next that quickly fades into a relaxing body high. Thanks to these effects and its moderate THC level, Sticky Haze is said to be perfect for treating conditions such as chronic pain, depression, muscle spasms, chronic fatigue, and insomnia.
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I don't like haze-strains in general, but this one is somehow different. The Coffeshop around my corner had it as a special offer for around 10€/gr. It was the right choice. If smells like a fruity haze-variety with a kushy overtone. The smoke was somehow harsh in the throat - but maybe that was a matter of drying / curing. If you enjoy intense intellectual conversation without getting to tired, this could be interesting for you. The high begins like a rollercoaster, but after 30 - 40 minutes you will get used to the "psychedelic" feeling it provides in the first place. Great stuff.

Jan. 11, 2020, 4:17 p.m.
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