Black Mamba Marijuana Strain

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Indica Dominant Hybrid Strain Indica Dominant Hybrid 70% Indica / 30% Sativa

THC: 20%

An indica dominant strain, Black Mambo was created by crossing Blue Bubblejuice and Domina, which makes it, comprise of genetics from well-known and widely liked strains such as Blueberry and Northern Light. One of the most popular African snakes is the black mamba that is infamous for the potency its venom contains and for the bad-tempered aggression it has. Apparently, the creators of this marijuana strain decided to name it after one of the most fearsome snakes in the world in order to highlight the power of this marijuana strain. This strain carries a skunky smell with a flavor that comprises of fragrant notes because of the presence of grapes and sweet berries. Black Mamba produces a typical Indica high with a body stone that is powerful but not overwhelming. This strain is a good choice for relaxing around the house with a movie or a book. Medically, this strain is effective for stress and sleeplessness. Plants of this strain are of a medium height with sticky, dense buds and mid-green leaves. With a THC level of 20 percent, this is one popular strain. Black Mamba seeds grow well in hydro or in soil indoors and take almost seven to eight weeks to flower. This strain has a good hit but is not overpowering.
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A rare find indeed! You will know it by its copious amounts of resin making it almost feel like hash or very thick oil. It's a little rough on the throat and guaranteed to make you cough but it's well worth the effort. It's definitely couch bait! I was just so baked we didn't really move for a while lol very heavy intoxicating Thick Smoke interesting flavor and aroma period a definite treat when the grower knows what they're doing.

Invenomator
6 reviews   - July 1, 2017, 9:46 p.m.
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