Argyle Marijuana Strain

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Indica Dominant Hybrid Strain Indica Dominant Hybrid 80% Indica / 20% Sativa

THC: 1%, CBD: 1%

Argyle is an indica dominant hybrid (80% indica/20% sativa) strain created as a potent cross between the hugely popular Afghani X Sensi Star strains. This dank bud is a lesser-known version of the strain Nordle and boasts a 1:1 CBD to THC ratio, with the average ranging between 2-7% for both. Users describe the Argyle high as one that has an almost immediate onset of a euphoric and creative state with flowing waves of energy, making it an ideal wake-and-bake strain for all levels of users. This is accompanied by a feeling of relaxation and meditative creative inspiration with significant pain relief in both mind and body. Due to its potent effects and high CBD level, Argyle is said to be an ideal strain for treating patients suffering from conditions such as chronic pain due to injury or illness, muscle spasms, fatigue, and chronic stress. Argyle buds have an aroma of sweet earthy pine and a taste of fruity pine with a hint of sweet garlic chives. This bud has dense fluffy popcorn-shaped dark forest green nugs with beautifully rich amber undertones, a spattering of fiery orange hairs, and a fine layer of sandy white crystal trichomes.
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Very happy after trying this strain, and I will definitely be staying with this one. Really mellow body stone, so calming, and very strong pain relief, so much so I've stopped taking over-the-counter back medication since discovering this. Also, the euphoria is amazing, and it lasts for quite a while. Really nice flavour, and very good for low-temperature lung expansion, all with a tasty pine forest kick. :D

Mtn05   - Sept. 11, 2019, 1:36 p.m.

I am pleasantly surprised with this strain. It has a calming effect, seem to keep me focused. Not having too much THC helps in this case. Who knew ?

Sept. 5, 2017, 2:36 p.m.
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