White Berry gives users a great combination of effects, as it takes on the components of each of its parent strains nicely. Like many hybrids, its sativa side comes out with a boost in mental energy, focus, and creativity. You’ll experience a mellow and relaxed sense of purpose, rather than feeling like you just got jolted. As your high goes on, White Berry’s indica tendencies can show up and create a more couch-locked type of sedation. Those who smoke too much at once will get hit with a total body high that renders them nearly useless, so use with caution.

Medicinal users tend to gravitate to White Berry, not only for its delicious smell and taste, but because it offers a nice mix of stress relief and pain reduction. Although it’s not as heavy hitting as some other strains out there, its moderate THC levels will do their job to take away headaches, stress, depression, and anxiety. Many use it during the evening or before bed for a restful night of sleep.

What is Shake?

Shake, quite simply, consists of small pieces of the cannabis flower that have broken off the full flower bud. Shake is found at the bottom of cannabis dispensary jars filled with flower buds or the bag that holds your purchased bud. Shake is a completely normal by-product of handling and moving marijuana flower. It’s used in pre-rolls or sold separately.

It’s important to note, some cannabis consumers look down on shake as being lesser quality. This can be an error in judgment. While shake cannot be compared to a full, top-tier marijuana flower bud, shake can have a decent cannabinoid profile, especially if you purchase your cannabis flower from a high-quality dispensary.