Triple Platinum Kush (AAA)
$27.00
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- Pungent, earthy aroma with succulent sweet fruity undertones
- Dense nuggets in shades of green with interspersed orange hairs that are coated with shimmering, sticky trichomes
- Balanced head and body high that is both psychedelic and relaxing all while easing stress and pain
- Description
Description
Triple Platinum Kush (a.k.a. “Triple Platinum”) is a 75/25 indica-dominant marijuana strain bred by SoCal Seed Collective. Crossed with Double Platinum, which lends to the strain’s glistening thick coat of trichomes, and Chem D, Triple Platinum has a potent, psychedelic high that is uplifting with a slight boost in energy, which fades into a body buzz that melts you into sedative bliss. As your body relaxes into oblivion, your mind drops into deep introspection that often leads to a vivid dreamscape. Triple Platinum’s potency and sedative effects makes it perfect for treating conditions such as glaucoma, depression, chronic stress or anxiety, and insomnia. These small, densely-packed olive green weed nuggets with orange pistil hairs, and shimmering crystal trichomes carry a distinct, pungent aroma with hints of sweet fruits and earthy spice. Enjoyed at night after a long day, beginners may want to take the strain slowly as the effects can be intense for some.
| Strain Grade | AAA |
|---|---|
| Strain Type | Indica |
| Effects | Euphoria, Relaxation, Sedation |
| Medical Uses | Anxiety, Stress, Pain, Depression |
| Flavours | Fruity, Earthy, Sweet |
A1 Kush...
Second time ordering this strain. This bag had a good amount of seeds present. Also found the smoke a bit harsh. All that said, produces a great high!
nice big, resinous buds, would buy again
Good smoke good buzz good taste cured really well
This was a good strain for just after supper to wind down before bedtime. Good taste and smell, smooth inhale and exhale.
This is great smoke for the seasoned toker! Great buzz! I can't decide if I like this one or pink kush more..
