Strain: Indica
DNA: Girl Scout cookies + OG Kush
THC: 13 – 15%
CBD: 0.50 – 0.70%
TOTAL TERPENES: 0.66%
Terpene profile:
0.18% Trans – Caryophyllene
0.11% Limonene
0.07% Linalool
0.17% Alpha bisabolol
0.06% Alpha Humelene
Cookie Cure is a hybrid strain that leans towards the indica side, resulting from a crossbreeding of the popular Girls Scout Cookies and OG Kush strains. Cookies Cure boasts a moderate THC level averaging between 15-18% with a CBD level ranging from 1-3%.
The effects of Cookies Cure can be a bit perplexing, as it combines contradictory sensations. Initially, you’ll experience a sedative effect that leaves you feeling relaxed and lethargic, often accompanied by red eyes. However, it also provides a cerebral stimulation typically associated with sativa strains, offering waves of mellow energy. In other words, you’ll feel laid-back and at ease, yet still able to function if needed. This unique combination of effects makes Cookies Cure a reputed choice for addressing ailments such as stomach cramps, chronic pain, muscle spasms, and depression.
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Effects of Cannabis: Cannabis products can produce different effects for different users. There is limited scientific evidence supporting these effects, which can vary based on factors like strain, potency, and consumption method. Individual reactions to cannabis can differ. The best approach is to start with a small amount and observe the effects. Always start low and go slow.
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