Duke Nukem Weed Strain

The Duke Nukem weed strain is a predominantly Sativa-based hybrid with a 65:35 Sativa to Indica ratio. Named after the main character of an influential video game series, the Duke Nukem cannabis strain is as potent as its inspiration. Duke Nukem marijuana strain plants have THC levels reaching up to 20%! The Duke Nukem weed strain is a cross between the Chemmando and Chernobyl strains, and it lives up to this classic heritage. So smoke some Duke Nukem buds to enjoy a fun, cheerful, and creative high. 

Duke Nukem Strain Characteristics

Duke Nukem flowers are unusually colourful, featuring a green base colour with pink and orange accents. So how does the Duke Nukem weed strain taste? Duke Nukem cannabis strain flowers are highly aromatic, with skunky, citrus, and tropical fruit notes. In addition, Duke Nukem marijuana strain smoke has distinctive herbal and floral flavours. 

Uses & Effects of Duke Nukem Weed

Since Duke Nukem weed strain plants are Sativa-dominant, they offer a delightful cerebral high. You’ll feel focused and creative whenever you use the Duke Nukem cannabis strain. Recreational users turn to Duke Nuken marijuana strain products to break through creative blocks, feel inspired, and get things done. Duke Nukem buds are known for improving moods, appetites, and energy levels in the medical community. Medical users smoke the Duke Nukem weed strain to manage conditions like muscle spasms, insomnia, fatigue, inflammation, chronic pain, eye pressure, spasticity, and more.

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