Watermelon Kush Strain Information:

Watermelon strain sometimes referred to as Watermelon Kush is a indica dominant hybrid, the genetic history of this bud carries a rich blend of terpenes that has culminated in a distinctive scent of watermelon. This strain is prized for its long-lasting sedative strength, beyond its soothing summary taste.
Grinding up these buds yields several skunky notes, maybe in the strain’s pedigree testifying to OG Kush. Watermelon burns with a soft, fruity smoke when combusted, and tastes like grape with some residual sour traces on the exhale.

Watermelon’s high has a sluggish onset, as with many mainly indica strains. As a tingle around the eyes and forehead, the effects can begin. This peculiar sensation quickly warps into a warm feeling that envelops the whole body, letting consumers know they are in for a calming sensory encounter.
Not without any emotional stimulus, however, is Watermelon. While this is a hard Indica, some better, knockout Indica strains come without the dopey, incapacitated mentality. Smokers may openly note their thoughts rambling, and may find those ideas or sensations more fascinating than they would otherwise be. While some intense, cerebral thought is unlikely to be encouraged by Watermelon, it’s just the thing for an imaginative imagination or easy, idle daydreaming. Users should brace for any intractable couchlock as the high passes or as dose is enhanced. The pressure will also lull smokers into a deep, restful sleep under the proper circumstances. This strain is preferred for nighttime rather than daytime use, owing to its mostly sedative vibes.
For medicinal cannabis users, watermelon may also have some possible advantages. If they are acute or chronic, their physically relaxing effects may treat aches and pains. Everyday irritations such as headaches and nausea can also be soothed. The mood-elevating properties of the bud, meanwhile, can temporarily take the edge away from mild to moderate cases of chronic stress, depression, and anxiety. Finally, as noted, with the force of its sedation, Watermelon can counteract sleeplessness. Since the sort of extreme, recursive thought that can lead to anxiety is unlikely to induce this pressure, it is a safe choice for patients that are susceptible to fear or who have a poor tolerance of THC.