Infused Prerolls 2pk | Mother's Mazar x SFV OG | 1.5g

Infused Joints

Rated as high potency.

84.53mg THC
Named after the ancient Afghan city where it originated, Mazar carries the unmistakable hash-forward flavor that made Afghan genetics legendary. Users describe a euphoric lift that gradually melts into deep relaxation, often accompanied by fits of giggles and serious munchies.

Parents: Skunk #1, Afghani

Effects: Hungry, Euphoric, Sleepy, Tingly, Uplifted, Giggly, Relaxed

Flavors: Spicy/Herbal, Citrus, Earthy, Lemon, Pepper, Pine, Sweet

Description:

Mother's Mazar, also known as "Mazar," is an indica marijuana strain. This legendary strain is grown in the far north of Afghanistan. Over-indulgence produces a mind-warping, immobilising and narcotic effect. One of this strain's phenotypes has been described as producing "very potent physical relaxation".

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SFV OG, also known as "San Fernando Valley OG," "San Fernando Valley Kush," and "San Fernando Valley" is a sativa-dominant hybrid marijuana strain from Cali Connection that is great for patients who need strong pain relief but don’t want to be stuck on the couch. As the name indicates, this OG Kush relative originates from California’s San Fernando Valley. Although their names are barely distinguishable, SFV OG Kush is actually the Afghani-crossed child to SFV OG. Leading with aromatic notes of earthy pine and lemon, its body effects take a little longer to feel than the initial head haziness.

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Spicy/HerbalCitrusEarthy
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