Teal - 0.5g Pre-Roll (2pk) - Paul Morphy x Wedding Cake (Hybrid)

Paul Morphy is a sativa dominant hybrid strain (70% sativa/30% indica) created through crossing the potent Gary Payton X Red Velvet strains. This bright sativa offers a super heady and focused high that is practically filled to the brim with energy and motivation. The Paul Morphy high comes on quickly, exploding in your mind with a soaring, happy euphoria that instantly frees you from any negative thinking or bad vibes to speak of. As your mind brightens, you'll feel an influx of creative energy and motivation that allows your mental gears to get turning. A sharp boost of focus pairs perfectly with your artistic intentions, keeping you on task for hours. Thanks to these effects and its super high 28-29% average THC level, Paul Morphy is often chosen to treat a variety of conditions including chronic stress, chronic fatigue, chronic pain, ADD or ADHD and depression or mood swings. This bud has a classically sweet and creamy vanilla candy-like taste with a slightly fruity exhale. The aroma is very similar, almost like you're enjoying a fruity vanilla candy while hanging out at your local gas station. Paul Morphy buds have long and fluffy, pepper-shaped minty green nugs with thick orange hairs and tiny, sparkling white crystal trichomes. (Source: Allbud) X Wedding Cake, also known as "Triangle Mints #23," is a potent type of indica-hybrid marijuana strain made by crossing Triangle Kush with Animal Mints. Fun fact: In Canada, this strain is known as Pink Cookies. The Wedding Cake strain provides relaxing and euphoric effects that calm the body and mind. This strain yields a rich and tangy flavor profile with undertones of earthy pepper. Medical marijuana patients choose Wedding Cake to help relieve symptoms associated with pain, insomnia and appetite loss. Consumers with a low THC tolerance should enjoy this strain with an extra slice of care due to its high THC content. Wedding Cake has soared in popularity over the years and was named Leafly Strain of the Year in 2019. (Source: Leafly)