LSO Triple Pastry (Albatross Collection)

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Description

Prepare your taste buds for a wild ride – the LSO Triple Pastry is here and it’s ready to revolutionize your cannabis experience! Our unique strain type, Indica, was bred through a combination of Secret Cookies genetics and Kush Mints to bring you the perfect balance of rich flavors and aromas. Get ready to indulge in notes of creamy earthiness, sweet herbs, and wild spices!

But this one isn’t just about flavor – this gorgeous creation provides a truly unique physical experience unlike anything else out there. Enjoy its powerful body high as you go into total relaxation mode, while still feeling the gentle lifting sensation that gives this strain an uplifting quality. This is the perfect pick-me-up that was designed with chronic fatigue in mind, but its properties work wonders for reducing depression and relieving chronic pain like nothing else can.

The LSO Triple Pastry is incredibly versatile – keep some on standby for your next social gathering or use it to relax at home after long day at work! No matter which way you use it, we guarantee you’ll be impressed with how great it feels. What are you waiting for? Try LSO Triple Pastry today – we guarantee you won’t regret it!

Flavours/Aromas: Creamy, Earthy, Herbal, Sweet
Effects: Body High, Relaxing, Sociable, Uplifting
Medical Uses: Chronic Pain, Depression, Fatigue

THC: 19%

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