Pamelina
Pamelina effects are mostly calming.
Pamelina by Rare Dankness is a powerful indica-dominant strain supposedly named for a love interest of one of its breeders. This strain was crafted from the Forum cut of Girl Scout Cookies and Rare Dankness #2, creating a high-yielding, pungent plant with a 58 to 65 day flowering time. Pamelina expresses deep green and purple hues as well as doughy tasting terpenes with touches of windflower and fuel notes. This strain has been known to reduce stress and physical discomfort.
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Pamelina strain helps with
- 46% of people say it helps with Stress
- 42% of people say it helps with Anxiety
- 26% of people say it helps with Depression
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Pamelina strain reviews(31)
Love this strain as a socializing tool (instead of drinking, I do not consume alcohol). This strain helped me feel women, have total control of my body, but feel relaxed and comfortable.
I wish it would let me do like 3.5 Made me cough a lot and had little in flavor. It made me giggly and generally positive, but the joints were not the most fun to smoke through
One of the best strains I’ve ever tried
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Pamelina strain genetics
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Pamelina grow information
- Requires a dry outdoor climate
- Best results when plants are grown large and not confined to pots
- Four phenotypes, three of which typically express sativa influence while the fourth exhibits more indica-like characteristics