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Original Breeder:

Unknown

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Flowing Time:
Unknown

Platinum NASA

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Indica
Land Race
THC :
Unknown
CBD :
Unknown
CBG :
Unknown
CBC :
Unknown
CBN :
Unknown
THCV :
Unknown
Terpenes
Taste
Lemon, Spicy, Sweet
Alleviates
Anxiety, Chronic Pain, Nausea
Induces
Body High, Relaxing, Sleepy
Smell
Citrus, Pine

The folks behind the moon landing couldn't have produced a sleepier, more spacey, or more effective combination of Fire OG and San Fernando Valley OG. It's a pure indica (sativa/indica ratio of 0:100), and the high shows it. The body buzz is deeply relaxing and comes with intense couch-lock. These effects make Platinum NASA a good choice for treating anxiety, nausea, and chronic pain. CBD and THC numbers are hard to come by, but it's rumored to produce a very potent high. The lack of data on CBD levels means this strain shouldn't be used as the only form of treatment for conditions that require CBD, including epileptic disorders. The nugs of Platinum NASA are bright green with red hairs, while the strain produces a sweet flavor with hints of lemon and spice, and a citrusy pine smell. There are few reliable reports regarding the side effects patients can expect when using this strain, but dry mouth and red eyes are usually the most common, along with paranoia. Platinum NASA is decidedly rare, though it can be found in at least one San Diego medical marijuana dispensary.

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