This indica-dominant strain from Exotic Genetix crosses Sunset Sherbert with Tina. Falcon 9 is noted for a smooth, gassy ice cream flavor profile that comes from dark purple buds accented by vibrant orange pistils. Meant for indica lovers, Falcon 9 is known to start as a strong head high before settling into the body. Patients report that it can help with chronic pain, depression, and PTSD.
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Purple Zkittlez by Ethos Genetics is a cross of Purple Punch and Zkittlez that offers a rich flavor alongside a potent high. With beautiful purple hues, the trichomes stand out, producing a grape-forward, fruity array of deliciousness. If you are a fan of old school purps, this is a great new strain to fall in love with.
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The effects are strong and body relaxing, it will slowly rise as you smoke until it reaches its peak by the end of your joint. The first flavour that will come in mouth on the inhale is the extreme sweetness and creaminess combination, with a touch of sourness too, and on the exhale the metallic and earthy notes will be more dominant and stay in mouth for a longtime, a beautiful and mouth watering strain
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Effect & Flavours: A prize strain developed by the Thailand Dank Squad specially for Cloud Nine, Fruitinium boasts a loud juicy aroma and kicks like psychedelic mule. Inducing a lucid head high and euphoric body buzz, this appetising variety is ideal for social sessions
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J'ai pris de l'amnésia, sa fait plus de 15 ans que je n'avais pas fumé , personnellement , comme on dit chez moi , c'est de la local , rien à voir avec ce que je connais , sauf ci je suis en tort , et qu'en réalité, j'ai tellement fumé jeune que cela me fait presque plus rien , mais j'en doute fort .
