Bid Bud Weed Strain

When you use Big Bud weed strain products, you’re enjoying a highly potent, Indica-dominant hybrid. The Big Bud cannabis strain was founded by Sensi Seeds, who carefully crafted the blend to contain between 15% and 26% THC. Big Bud marijuana strain plants have an Indica to Sativa ratio of 85:15. So while Big Bud flowers have plenty of Indica traits, these qualities are nicely balanced by its Sativa ancestors.

Big Bud Characteristics

As the name implies, Big Bud buds can be enormous! Big Bud flowers and buds are large, especially compared to other Indica varieties. The Big Bud weed strain grows well-sized flowers covered in thick, sticky resin glands and trichomes and has a classic earthy, spicy scent. If you like the traditional taste and smell of marijuana, the Big Bud weed strain will deliver all your favourite qualities.

Uses & Effects of Big Bud

Since the Big Bud cannabis strain is Indica-dominant, it offers terrific relaxation qualities. Rolling a Big Bud marijuana strain joint before bed is a great way to calm down, unwind, and prepare for a great night’s sleep. 

Big Bud weed strain flowers are also a favourite among the medical community. Big Bud weed strain products have a range of physical, mental, and emotional benefits. Smoking Big Bud buds helps many people relieve aches, pains, nausea, and poor appetite. It can also relieve mental and emotional concerns like PTSD, depression, anxiety, stress, and insomnia.

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References

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• Government of British Columbia. (2019, December 13). Cannabis Laws. Available at: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/public-safety/cannabis