Black Cherry - Live Rosin Cold Cure Badder - T3

Name: Black Cherry - Live Rosin Cold Cure Badder - T3
Brand: West Coast Cure
Rating: 4.9 (9 reviews)

Cold Cure Badder

Users report feeling relaxed with this high potency product.

73.59% THC

Hybrid

Black Cherry OG

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Black Cherry OG blends sweet dark berries, herbal tea, and peppery spice, with cherry-cola notes in some selections. Reported effects pair happy euphoria with deep physical relaxation and a potentially sleepy finish. A dark-fruit nightcap with a tea twist.

Parents: Granddaddy Purple, Granddaddy Purple

Effects: Relaxed, Happy, Euphoric, Uplifted, Sleepy

Flavors: Berry, Sweet, Citrus, Earthy, Spicy/Herbal

Description:

Deep, dark cherry floods your palate on the first hit. It’s bold, rich, and cold cured to keep every ounce of that syrupy flavor locked in. Think cherry limeade with a darker edge: loud, sweet, and built to leave an impression. One scoop and you’ll know exactly what time it is.

About the brand:

West Coast Cure brings years of connoisseur cannabis mastery to the table, effortlessly offering consumers the best marijuana experience. With an award-winning pedigree and that extra something special, West Coast Cure is the go-to cannabis label for the true connoisseur. It’s not something West Coast Cure works at; they simply have a Passion for Cannabis.

Description:

Deep, dark cherry floods your palate on the first hit. It’s bold, rich, and cold cured to keep every ounce of that syrupy flavor locked in. Think cherry limeade with a darker edge: loud, sweet, and built to leave an impression. One scoop and you’ll know exactly what time it is.

About the brand:

West Coast Cure brings years of connoisseur cannabis mastery to the table, effortlessly offering consumers the best marijuana experience. With an award-winning pedigree and that extra something special, West Coast Cure is the go-to cannabis label for the true connoisseur. It’s not something West Coast Cure works at; they simply have a Passion for Cannabis.

EffectsUser reported