Old Lyme Connecticut OG strain
Old Lyme Connecticut OG effects are mostly energizing.
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Old Lyme Connecticut OG strain helps with
- 33% of people say it helps with Fatigue
- 33% of people say it helps with Nausea
- 33% of people say it helps with Pain
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Old Lyme Connecticut OG strain reviews(4)
Very tasty and pungent.
May 16, 2015
Very tasty and pungent
Very tasty and potent. A must try
A friend of mine who grows developed this strain. Its genetics inclued blueberry, afghani, and haze clone crossed with bubba kush. The high was very strong and long lasting. A 2g blunt will keep 4 people very high for around 4-5 hours. The nugs were small, extremely dense, and covered in orange hairs. This bud looks like it was dipped in resin. Even though its genetics are mostly indicas the high was very energetic and sativa like. After smoking a blunt everything is much more fun to do, and everything seems brighter. After smoking this my heart started racing in my chest. Cant wait for the next batch of this. This bud is great if you wanna get high as fuck for a very long time.
