The origins of this Hawaiian original are murky: It’s known to be a potent native of the islands, but its exact genetics, including the ratio of sativa to indica, are a mystery. THC levels reportedly can top 21%, making this an especially powerful medical option. CBD contents, on the other hand, aren’t widely known, so Hawaiian Punch isn’t recommended as the only form of treatment for seizure disorders. But it is known to be an effective mediation for anxiety, pain, migraine headaches, stress, depression, and mood disorders. The high is said to be intensely euphoric and happy, with a strong dose of creativity a clear-headed outlook. Paranoia and cottonmouth are the adverse effects most commonly reported by users of Hawaiian Punch, though dry eyes, dizziness, and headaches are also possible. This strain has a smooth, sweet flavor with hints of the tropics and pineapples. The aroma has spicy notes. The nugs are dense and forest green, with a dense frosting of resinous trichomes. Outside its home state, Hawaiian Punch is most popular on the West Coast of the United States and Canada.
Budder. Budder is a concentrated form of THC, the main psychoactive chemical in cannabis that contains up to 99.7% THC and 5% – 15% total cannabinoids, several times more potent than the buds of the cannabis plant that are usually consumed. Budder tends to retain a smooth consistency like butter or cake frosting
Devon Clemmon –
Was really a pleasant experience working with this budder, the texture was nice and soft and just right.
Keenan Flyn –
hella dope strain
Soul Giwa –
very easy to smoke not too painful on the throat either, so smooth 😉
Daniel Koo –
Type of budder you want to take hit out of before laying in bed.
Fednando Hero –
This is some bomb budder