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Most Popular Strains of All Time
If you are new to marijuana consumption, our list of the most popular strains will help to dive into the world of medical weed and discover types of cannabis that have gained certain respect among the MMJ community.
Girl Scout Cookies
Hybrid(1388 reviews)View DetailsGSC strain has received multiple awards and has already caught the fancy of many customers. Created through crossing the Sativa-dominant OG Kush and 100% Sativa Durban Poison, GSC is one of the most potent Indicas in the world with the THC level of up to 28% and a distinctive sweet and earthy aroma.
Texada (Super Lemon Haze)
Sativa(1043 reviews)Highly popular on the market, this sativa-dominant hybrid is a crossbreed between Super Silver Haze and Lemon Skunk. The hybrid has gained wide recognition for its potency: the THC levels reach up to 25% in some variations, placing the strain on the top of the potency pyramid.View DetailsWhat people talk about
Debra Baileyreviewed a strainThis bud is nice if you want to function throughout the day. Nice pain relief without heavy sedation.Pink Kush
Indica(1651 reviews)Little is known about the ancestry of Pink Kush, but the strain is thought to have descended from the famous OG Kush. It produces powerful physical effects that is favored by medical patients. Other cases where Pink Kush can be used as a medicine include depression, anxiety, inflammation, appetite loss, headaches, mood disorders, chronic pain, and insomnia.View DetailsWhat people talk about
Raymond Gagnonreviewed a strainNow this is real weed. I feel relaxed and happy.
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Sleeping problems and insomnia can significantly harm our health. When individuals don't get enough sleep, their productivity and the overall quality of life decrease. Cannabis can become an effective solution to treat sleeping disorders and doesn't cause any side effects. Medical marijuana consumption is very individual but there are certain types of strains that have proven positive effects on sleep noted by many patients. Our list of top marijuana strains for sleep and insomnia will help you to find the right way to treat your medical condition.
Harlequin
Sativa(191 reviews)View DetailsHarlequin is a strain, the sativa dominance of which is hovering around 75%. This crossbreed has a quite remarkable heritage: it is a child of Colombian Gold, Thai, Nepali, and Swiss. THC content is low and ranges from 4% to 10% while its enormous CBD levels are varying around 6-15%. Harlequin produces uplifted and happy effects with mind-calming relaxation without significant sedation most strains induce.
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Clarence Michaelreviewed a strainGreat nose, great buds. Flavour isn't anything special but I love this strain. My ability to focus and function while feeling uplifted and energetic/happy is something I've been trying to find for a while. If you're looking for something to help you focus and motivate you without jitters, this is it. I've spent a week with this every morning before my shower and coffee, and my mood is just drastically improved. Better focus and drive at work as well, even just from the morning session. Can't recommend this enough, unless you're looking for something more cerebral or numbing, in which case you're probably after a higher THC content anyway.Girl Scout Cookies
Hybrid(1388 reviews)View DetailsGSC strain has received multiple awards and has already caught the fancy of many customers. Created through crossing the Sativa-dominant OG Kush and 100% Sativa Durban Poison, GSC is one of the most potent Indicas in the world with the THC level of up to 28% and a distinctive sweet and earthy aroma.
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Walter Hutchersonreviewed a straintaste and smells wonderful. high is mellow, not too potentWhite Widow
Hybrid(487 reviews)View DetailsWhite Widow is a classic strain with a legendary heritage. First bred in the Netherlands, this balanced hybrid appeared after crossing sativa landrace from Brazil and South Indian sativa and derived its name from the fact that it is all covered in white crystals.
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Katherine Richardsonreviewed a straingood euphoric effects
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