How does White Poison strain make you feel?

The White Poison strain has the following reputed effects: Creative, Focus, Motivation, Uplifting.

What does White Poison strain may help with?

Based on users reviews, White Poison strain may help with Depression, Fatigue, Migraines, Nausea.

What does White Poison smell like?

The White Poison strain smells Citrus, Earthy, Herbal, Pine, Pungent, Spicy.

What does White Poison taste like?

The White Poison strain tastes like Citrus, Herbal, Spicy, Sweet, Woody.

Is White Poison Indica or Sativa or Hybrid?

White Poison is a Sativa Dominant Hybrid (90% Sativa / 10% Indica) marijuana strain.

White Poison Marijuana Strain

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Strain Information

Sativa Dominant Hybrid - 90% Sativa / 10% Indica

THC: 24% - 27%

White Poison is a rare heavily sativa dominant hybrid strain (90% sativa/10% indica) created as a phenotype of the infamous Durban Poison strain. This bud is known for its totally gorgeous appearance – each fluffy minty green popcorn-shaped nugget is completely coated from top to bottom in a layer of sticky resin and chunky bright white crystal trichomes for a super frosted appearance. As you break apart each little nug, aromas of spicy citrus and sweet woody earth are released. The flavor follows the same profile, with a hint of rich citrus and pine as you exhale. The White Poison high is very much like its parent strain, with head-heavy effects that are best suited for the daytime. You'll feel a lift at the onset of the high that fills you with a sense of creative energy and focus. This is accompanied by a potent motivation that gets you up and running on any task on your to-do list. Your body will feel slightly relaxed in this state, although not enough to dampen your energy in the slightest. Thanks to these effects and its super high 24-27% average THC level, White Poison is often chosen to treat conditions such as chronic stress, depression, chronic fatigue, migraines or headaches, and nausea or appetite loss.

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