Yummy
Yummy effects are mostly calming.
Yummy potency is higher THC than average.
Yummy is an indica-dominant hybrid that hails from Northern California where it was bred by combining Granddaddy Kush and White Dawg genetics. Its potent effects settle heavily throughout the body, and while your mind may feel relaxed, it won’t necessarily feel asleep. However, this strain is better paired with calm, meditative activities than focused, cognitive tasks as Yummy tends to blanket thoughts in a foggy tranquility. This high-THC strain can provide relief to a variety of symptoms and conditions including pain, insomnia, nausea, depression, and appetite loss.
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Yummy strain reviews(44)
So I’ve never tried a high CBD strain before. This strain is awesome! Pros and Cons below.
Pros - Incredibly relaxing body high, so focused, and feeling good.
Cons - Tastes like straight up ass. Could be the dispensary (Sanctuary) because it seemed dry and flaky. Didn’t last very long, also could be the quality.
But I looove this stuff.
Very soothing and therapeutic strain. The mild amount of CBD is a nice safety net to ensure that the high doesn't spiral into bad trip. Great for anxiety, sleep, and stress.
I've been getting into high-CBD strains of late: Harlequin, Sour Tsunami. Primarily because I employ cannabis for sleep, relaxation and pain. I am finding them to be my preferred go-to strains for regular use. When perusing the websites of local shops for other options, I came across Yummy. It was described as having an approximate 18% CBD to 5% THC ratio. Upon pickup of a trial eighth, I discovered the CBD to THC ratio on this batch to be 18.2% to .42%. Almost no THC? This could be interesting... or a complete bust. This eighth consisted of 1 large bud and a few smaller ones; well-cured (a bit dry, but still compactable.) Aroma is predominately moist forest earth & subtle pinon pine. Taste follows aroma.
Now for the crux: I wasn't expecting much in the way of sensation; but I was pleasantly surprised at the onset. It started for me with a bit of a dreamy relaxed sensation in the head. From there it spread into a very gentle, but completely full-body relaxation. Even though I have smoked a few times a week regularly for years, I still have fairly low tolerance. I do find that I need to hit about double my usual amount with Yummy. The result is extremely satisfactory: I would liken it to a gentler, more organic feeling muscle relaxant than scrip muscle meds, but no less effective. If you're a noob, or have low-tolerance: Don't be afraid. Go big. If you're on the other end of the spectrum and are looking for lucid, satisfying physical relaxation; go big as well. My only wish for this strain would be a bit higher THC %... somewhere between 2 & 5%. otherwise: Yummy.
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