Backwoods Buttered Rum

Firbackwoods buttered rum is exactly how it sounds – creamy and buttery with an appley vanilla overtone. On the exhale this takes a crazy turn, turning sharp and chemical and leaving you coughing. The smell of backwoods buttered rum is very rich and creamy. This woods  have lumpy popcorn-shaped minty green nugs with orange hairs .

Firstly, thiis woods high is almost as smooth as the flavor with a relaxing over tone .  That leaves you feeling blissful and hungry. It hits you first with a happy yet hazy lift that infuses you . With the urge to giggle at anything,  and everything that you hear. You’ll feel chatty and outgoing with no social anxieties whatsoever. In combination with its super potent 20% + average THC level, this woods .

So This woods flowers are marked by their particularly small size. The tiny buds cling together in popcorn-like clusters and have the dense, solidly-packed structure usually associated with indicas. The rumpled leaves are a dark shade of forest green .   Structures intended to catch pollen .  Sits on top of these already-colorful flowers.  Giving them a silvery sheen and making them very difficult ,to break up without a grinder.

therefore This woods sedative properties can have several uses for medical cannabis patients as well. Its soothing energy can be a temporary antidote to the symptoms of stress, depression, and anxiety. Under the right conditions. This bud can even lull insomniacs into a deep and satisfying sleep. Because it is unlikely to force its consumers into a cerebral and paranoid headspace, this woods is a good option for patients who are prone to panic or who have a low tolerance for THC.

To clarify Commercial seed production, prospective . Growers  must foster genetically identical “clones” from clippings of existing plants.  The strain’s indica properties suggest that its plants grow short. And bushy and may requires growers to “top”.  Them by trimming away any broad fan leaves. That might prevent light and air from reaching low-growing flowering nodes.