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SoulTonix | Green Crack | Live Resin | 1g
Users report feeling energetic.
Energetic
Uplifted
Happy
Green Crack, also formerly known as “Cush,” is a potent Sativa resulting from the cross of Skunk #1 and Afghani strains, bred by Cecil C. This strain offers a flavor profile with distinct notes of wood, citrus, and musk. Its effects are euphoric and energizing, delivering a creative head high that invigorates the mind. With a moderate to high THC level, Green Crack promises a stimulating and therapeutic experience for those seeking a cerebral uplift and mood enhancement.
Soultonix Live Resin is extracted from freshly harvested, flash-frozen cannabis, preserving its full-spectrum potency and terpene profile. This concentrate delivers a true-to-strain experience with bold flavors, smooth dabs, and powerful effects. Its viscous texture ensures a rich and enjoyable session every time.
Soultonix Live Resin is extracted from freshly harvested, flash-frozen cannabis, preserving its full-spectrum potency and terpene profile. This concentrate delivers a true-to-strain experience with bold flavors, smooth dabs, and powerful effects. Its viscous texture ensures a rich and enjoyable session every time.
Flavors
- Skunk
- Citrus
- Mango
Effects & flavors are reported by users on our site. This is for informational purposes only and not intended as medical advice. Please consult your physician before changing any medical treatment.
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Green Crack
sativa
THC: 13-25%
Green Crack is said to be a cross between a 1989 Super Sativa Seed Club, a Skunk #1, and an Afghani landrace.
The strain was reportedly named Cush by its original breeder, Cecil C., then renamed Green Crack by Snoop Dogg to refer to what the rapper and cannabis activist perceived as potent, sativa-like effects.
The strain won 3rd place for Best Sativa at the Denver High Times Cannabis Cup in 2015.
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