Brave Boat Gardens: Melted Strawberries

Genetics & Background Melted Strawberries is a hybrid strain, often described as roughly 50% indica / 50% sativa (balanced hybrid). The reported parentage is GMO × Strawberry Guava. GMO brings the “funky / garlic / gas” synergy. Strawberry Guava brings the sweet berry/fruit side. Appearance Buds are typically dense and frosty, with a heavy coating of trichomes. Colors: forest-green base, sometimes darker, with visible orange/yellow pistils. Some batches report very high THC in flower form (~30%+) indicating premium phenos. Aroma & Flavor Profile Aroma: Strong sweet berry/fruit top-notes, especially strawberry and guava. Beneath the sweet front there are “funky / dank / gas / garlic” undertones (thanks to the GMO influence). Flavor: On inhale: sweet berry or strawberry candy flavor. On exhale: the garlic/gas/funk from GMO appears, sometimes spicy/herbal earthiness. Overall: the name “Melted Strawberries” seems to reflect the sweet berry melt effect, with contrasting funk elements. Effects & Experience The onset often brings an uplifting, euphoric or creative head high. For example, users describe being “giggly”, “happy”, “mellow” early on. After the initial cerebral lift, body relaxation sets in — depending on dose the body effect may get heavy. Many users note it can be quite powerful — careful dosing advised if you have low tolerance or anxiety. Medical/therapeutic usage: reports suggest it may help with stress, anxiety, mood swings, pain, muscle spasms. Dominant terpenes (from available data): Limonene (citrus / mood uplift) Myrcene (earthy / relaxing) Caryophyllene (pepper/spice) So, the terpene profile supports the sweet berry aroma + funk/gas undertones + relaxing body effect. Best Uses & Summary Best for: Afternoon or early evening use when you want something that uplifts but then lets you relax. Social use, creative sessions, mood uplift thanks to sweet flavor and cerebral component.