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Cookies That Badu 4.4 | hybrid| 3.5G
The “That Badu” strain, a rising star in the cannabis world, distinguishes itself with a captivating blend of effects and aromas. Born from the cross of Lemonchello and Jet Fuel Gelato, this hybrid offering from the Cookies and Lemonnade brands delivers a complex sensory experience. Users often describe its scent as an earthy, herbal garden medley punctuated by bright citrus notes, particularly lemon, while its flavor profile mirrors this intricacy, showcasing notes of fresh lemon balm, candied citrus, and subtle sweet, sometimes melon-like undertones. The effects of “That Badu” are generally reported as a well-balanced combination of euphoria and relaxation, providing an uplifting cerebral high alongside a soothing body buzz, making it a potentially versatile option for a range of consumers. Its diverse terpene profile, featuring myrcene, limonene, and pinene, contributes to these multifaceted effects, offering both mood elevation and relaxation. As “That Badu” gains recognition for its well-rounded qualities, it presents itself as a compelling choice for those seeking a nuanced and enjoyable cannabis experience. However, it’s crucial to remember that individual responses to cannabis can vary.
Death Star| 5g| Hybrid
Death Star is a potent indica hybrid with an aroma that is pure skunky earth. Though the strain leans indica, the high is more complex than that designation can describe. The onset is typically a slow one, tentatively wading into the deeper waters of the user’s psyche before blossoming into a powerfully relaxing body/mind euphoria. If your Halloween plans involved dressing up your dog as an Ewok or doing some form of Star Wars cosplay for the love of George Lucas, include this strain to keep the vibes from turning to the dark side.
Though Death Star delivers an undeniably deep indica high, its parentage is an even sativa/indica split. Death Star is a hybrid of Sensi Star and Sour Diesel, with a terpene profile that boasts caryophyllene in front and myrcene and limonene in the back. The resulting exhale is earthy and peppery with a muted, fruity underto
