How does Grape Lime Ricky strain make you feel?

Based on Grape Lime Ricky strain reviews, users reported Grape Lime Ricky makes you feel: Relaxed: 85% , Aroused: 19% , Sleepy: 33%

What does Grape Lime Ricky strain help with?

Based on [Grape Lime Ricky strain reviews, users reported Grape Lime Ricky helps with: Pain: 19% , Stress: 14% , Inflammation: 9%

What are the negative effects of Grape Lime Ricky strain?

Based on Grape Lime Ricky strain reviews, users reported the negative effects of Grape Lime Ricky are: Headache: 9% , Anxious: 4% , Dry mouth: 4%

Grape Lime Ricky

aka GLR

Hybrid

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THC 14%CBG 1%Caryophyllene

flavor & aromagrape

top effectrelaxed

Grape Lime Ricky, also known as "GLR," is an indica-dominant hybrid marijuana strain made by crossing Purple Urkle with Jack the Ripper. This strain produces relaxing effects that make you feel peaceful, calm, and locked to the sofa. Grape Lime Rickey features tart and tangy citrus flavors with sugary sweet undertones. Medical marijuana patients turn to this strain to relieve symptoms associated with anxiety and chronic pain. Growers say this strain flowers into dense purple buds and has an average flowering time of 60 days. Grape Lime Ricky was originally bred by SubCool. If you've smoked, dabbed, or consumed this strain before, tell us about your experience by leaving a review.

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Grape Lime Ricky sensations

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Strain effects

Feelings

Relaxed

Aroused

Sleepy

Strain flavors

Grape

Lime

Berry

Grape Lime Ricky helps with

Pain
19% of people say it helps with Pain
Stress
14% of people say it helps with Stress
Inflammation
9% of people say it helps with Inflammation

This info is sourced from our readers and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Seek the advice of a health professional before using cannabis for a medical condition.