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Hailing from Florida, Triangle Kush is thought to have been named to honor the three cities that produce the most cannabis in the state (Tampa, Miami, and Jacksonville). An indica-dominant hybrid with unknown genetics, Triangle Kush's undersized flowers have a dense, irregular structure that is accented by peach-colored pistils and translucent trichomes. Patients who've experienced the rare strain Triangle Kush report that it provides stupendously sedative effects and the cerebral aspects of this strain are said to be suitably up-lifting. Overall, the odor of Triangle Kush flowers is earthy and not totally pleasant, and the flavor of this strain is very similar with a hint of sweet honey.
A high-CBD cannabis strain, Trident is a rare cannabis strain known to be loved for its soothing buzz. Patients who have been fortunate enough to find Trident report that this strain has a sour yet somewhat sweet aroma and flavor. Trident's high is relaxing and physically completely soothing, while the cerebral side of this strain uplifts those who use it.
Apollo 13, Apollo 11, and Cinderella 99 came together to form this triple-crossed hybrid strain from The Brothers Grimm. Flowers of Trifecta often have a pungent skunk that wafts from each flower, and the flavor of these buds is also quite skunky with notes of herbaceous sage, lavender, and freshly cut grass. The buzz provided by Trifecta is said to stimulate creative thought, likely in part due to the strain's stimulating, energizing effects. Trifecta's round flowers have a forest green hue and a perfectly dense structure, the outer layer of which is covered with a fur of orange pistils and a sparkling field of trichomes.