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Original Breeder:

Unknown

Flowing Time:
Unknown

Luckleberries

Indica Dominant Hybrid
70% Indica / 30% Sativa
THC :
Unknown
CBD :
Unknown
CBG :
Unknown
CBC :
Unknown
CBN :
Unknown
THCV :
Unknown
Terpenes
Taste
Berry, Diesel, Sweet, Woody
Alleviates
Chronic Pain, Headaches, Migraines, Muscle Spasms, Stress
Induces
Body High, Creative, Euphoria, Relaxing
Smell
Berry, Earthy, Fruity, Fuel, Spicy, Sweet

Luckleberries, not to be confused with “Huckleberries,” is a rare indica dominant hybrid strain created through crossing the infamous Louis XIII X Huckleberry Kush #8 strains. Known for its insanely addictive flavor, Luckleberries brings together the best of sweet fruits and savory dank all in one delicious toke. You'll experience sweet rich berries at inhale before exhaling pungent earth and heavy diesel that can leave you coughing. The aroma is very heavy, with a dank pungent overtone of diesel and earth with a rotting berry effect that's released as the nugs are burned. The Luckleberries high is just as delicious as the flavor, with lifted effects that hit both mind and body with a heavy potency thanks to its 25-28% average THC level. You'll feel the cerebral effects first that fill your mind with euphoria and creativity, lifting it away from any negative or racing thoughts. As your mind settles into a state of calm and peace, your body will begin to drop off into a relaxing body buzz that leaves you slightly sedated and immovable at times. Thanks to these effects and its high THC level, Luckleberries is often chosen to treat conditions such as chronic pain, migraines or headaches, muscle spasms, and chronic stress or anxiety. This bud has fluffy forest green spade-shaped nugs with long thin clearish amber hairs and a coating of sandy amber crystal trichomes.

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