It’s greener where you water it.
Still waters run deep.
The top terpenes are Caryophyllene, Linalool and Humulene. You can expect a very sweet, berry and tropical flavour, with musky undertones.
Recommended Dosage and Guidelines: THC is commonly used to treat pain, while CBD is known to be effective for treating inflammation, anxiety, and insomnia. It is difficult to specify recommended dosages because cannabinoids will have different effects for each person. A variety of factors including diet, the overall level of health and fitness, other prescribed medications, and tolerance to cannabis, will all play a role in how you might respond to cannabinoids. Start off low and slow, with one to three short pulls twice daily. From there, you can gauge how your body will respond and increase dosage if required. Please note that we are not medical professionals, and these guidelines should not be taken as medical advice. If in doubt, consult your doctor or research online.
Max Battery, 380mAh rechargeable battery capacity. WIth three variable voltage outputs: red light: 3.6V, blue light: 3.1V, green light: 2.7V. Supports 510 thread cartridges.
Max Battery, 380mAh rechargeable battery capacity. WIth three variable voltage outputs: red light: 3.6V, blue light: 3.1V, green light: 2.7V. Supports 510 thread cartridges.
Max Battery, 380mAh rechargeable battery capacity. WIth three variable voltage outputs: red light: 3.6V, blue light: 3.1V, green light: 2.7V. Supports 510 thread cartridges.
The top terpenes are Caryophyllene, Limonene, Myrcene, Linalol. You can expect a earthy, pine and woody flavour. Reminiscent of that old school “chronic” flavour.
Recommended Dosage and Guidelines: THC is commonly used to treat pain, while CBD is known to be effective for treating inflammation, anxiety, and insomnia. It is difficult to specify recommended dosages because cannabinoids will have different effects for each person. A variety of factors including diet, the overall level of health and fitness, other prescribed medications, and tolerance to cannabis, will all play a role in how you might respond to cannabinoids. Start off low and slow, with one to three short pulls twice daily. From there, you can gauge how your body will respond and increase dosage if required. Please note that we are not medical professionals, and these guidelines should not be taken as medical advice. If in doubt, consult your doctor or research online.
The top terpenes are Myrcene, Terpinolene, beta-Caryophyllene and Limonene. A fresh, herbal terpene that offers up sweet, piney aromas and hints of citrus.
Recommended Dosage and Guidelines: THC is commonly used to treat pain, while CBD is known to be effective for treating inflammation, anxiety, and insomnia. It is difficult to specify recommended dosages because cannabinoids will have different effects for each person. A variety of factors including diet, the overall level of health and fitness, other prescribed medications, and tolerance to cannabis, will all play a role in how you might respond to cannabinoids. Start off low and slow, with one to three short pulls twice daily. From there, you can gauge how your body will respond and increase dosage if required. Please note that we are not medical professionals, and these guidelines should not be taken as medical advice. If in doubt, consult your doctor or research online.
The top terpenes are Myrcene, followed by Caryophyllene and Pinene. You can expect a fruity, sweet and slightly sour aftertaste.
Recommended Dosage and Guidelines: THC is commonly used to treat pain, while CBD is known to be effective for treating inflammation, anxiety, and insomnia. It is difficult to specify recommended dosages because cannabinoids will have different effects for each person. A variety of factors including diet, the overall level of health and fitness, other prescribed medications, and tolerance to cannabis, will all play a role in how you might respond to cannabinoids. Start off low and slow, with one to three short pulls twice daily. From there, you can gauge how your body will respond and increase dosage if required. Please note that we are not medical professionals, and these guidelines should not be taken as medical advice. If in doubt, consult your doctor or research online.