Harle-Tsu reviews

As a new medical patient with little cannabis experience I've struggled to find pain relief w/out an unpleasant head high. After trying Ringo1 and ACDC this is by far the best for pain relief.

this strain is the absolute best for beginners, and people prone to panic and anxiety when smoking. you'll get a slight head buzz, it's barely noticeable but it leaves you feeling relaxed. almost like taking .5 of Xanax.

Love this strain. I find it helps with nausea, anxiety and stress without affecting clarity. I can use this on a quick smoke break at work without coming back stoned. If you're looking for a highly psychoactive strain, this isn't it. If you're looking for a body high, mild euphoria, reduction in anxiety and something to settle your stomach, this might help. It's always seemed a bit leafy to me, but it smokes fine and tastes good. The aroma isn't very strong, but it's nice.

The balance of CBD and THC in this strain has done wonders to help with my Crohn’s disease as well as the lack of focus caused by my ADD. Truly cannot recommend this strain enough.

Exceptional strain for pain relief and restlessness. Smokes very smooth with a subdued earthy flavor. If you want to relax and get a handle on pain or anxiety without exploring the vastness of time and space then Harle-Tsu will guide you there.

Make no mistake, CBD dominant strains ARE psychoactive. You may or may not like the high, but if you inhale enough (more than one hit) there is a high. I experience highs like notes in a symphony; a constant buzz of low, middle and high notes. Harle-Tsu is all the violins in an orchestra playing their highest screeching notes at the same time. As advertised, Harle-Tsu is good (excellent) for pain, but the nature of the mental high isn't enjoyable enough for me to want to use it. I have vaped isopropyl extracted oil in a cartridge pen (dàmà) made from the CBD dominant ACDC strain, and it was a much more mellower, pleasant, and not even remotely annoying experience. I do look forward to mixing some of this Harle with the dankest indica I can get my hands on. That might be interesting.

Vaped in my MFLB. Spicy, herbal aroma. Flavor a bit like mint and celery. I was curious to try a high CBD, low THC strain and this sounded like it would fit the bill. As anticipated, this strain offers little in the way of "head high"--just a touch of detachment and fuzziness. Relaxing body high. Intense hunger sets in about fifteen minutes after ingesting, followed by an urge to nap a short while later. I'm going to hang onto this for future medicinal use, but I don't think I'll use it recreationally.

I've been having an awful bout of bursitis in my hip for almost a month now, and had tried quite a few strains and topicals with only some relief. Most that helped, I had to use so much that I was zonked & could only sleep afterwards. Today, I remembered I had some Harle-Tsu left from an oil infusion I made for my elderly cat, and tried vaporizing it myself. Within minutes, the pain was gone, along with the depression that had been sitting on me since I was hurting so much! For the first time in weeks, I can sit comfortably and get up and not hobble for the first 20 steps. I actually got some gardening done, and movement & stretching feel good and healing again. It's miraculous. I saw the reviews that said the relief doesn't last that long. I took 2 puffs and the pain was instantly gone, but it started creeping back in about 30 minutes. I took a couple more, and then I was totally pain free for about 3 hours. I've been just taking a puff here and there to maintain today, and the worst it's gotten is just a bit of stiffness. I've had no negative mental effects at all, I feel clear and bright, easily focusing on work and tasks, but more cheery than I've been in a while. So grateful for this!