Tropicana Kush is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created through crossing the classic OG Kush X Tropicana Cookies strains. This strain boasts a high potency level, full-bodied effects and an amazing flavor. The Tropicana Kush high will settle in a bit after your final toke, working its way into your brain before taking on your body. You’ll feel lifted with a sense of calm that permeates your entire brain, numbing any bad moods and quelling any racing thoughts immediately. The more you toke, the more aromas of spicy menthol, flowery rose and sour citrusy oranges are released.
Tropicana Kush – Hybrid – Caviar
$30.00 - $350.00
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What is Live Resin?
If you’re looking for a cannabis concentrate that captures the full essence and aroma of living cannabis, look no further than live resin. This unique concentrate is made from fresh, undried and uncured cannabis plants, resulting in a more flavorful and potent product. Live resin is also more malleable than other concentrates, making it easy to work with and perfect for a variety of uses. Whether you’re looking to add some extra flavor to your favorite recipe or enjoy a more potent smoking experience, live resin is the perfect choice. So don’t wait any longer, try live resin today and taste the difference!
How to Use Live Resin
If you’re new to live resin, our best advice is to start with a low dose and take it slow. The best way to consume live resin is by dabbing or vaping it. You should use a dab tool or something else to help collect the concentrate. Take your dabs at a low temperature and pull slowly to fully enjoy the spectrum of flavours. As anyone who has worked with live resin knows, this substance can be quite difficult to handle. Thanks to its waxy consistency, live resin tends to stick to just about anything it comes into contact with. As a result, it can be quite challenging to extract the resin from containers and other surfaces. One way to overcome this obstacle is to use a silicon container. Unlike glass or plastic, silicon is non-stick, meaning that the live resin will not adhere to the sides of the container. As a result, silicon containers offer a much easier way to work with live resin. In addition, they are often less expensive than glass containers, making them a more cost-effective option for those working with this substance on a regular basis.
Additional information
| Amount of Resin | 1g, 2g, Quarters (7g), Half Oz (14g), Oz (28g) |
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