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King Tut, also known as "Tutankhamon," and "Pharaoh,"&nbsp;is a potent <a href="/strains/lists/category/sativa">sativa marijuana strain</a> made from a cross of <a href="/strains/ak-47">AK-47</a>. King Tut produces <a href="/strains/lists/effect/uplifted">uplifting effects</a>, making it an ideal choice for <a href="/strains/lists/effect/talkative">social outings</a> or <a href="/strains/lists/effect/creative">creative stimulation</a>. This strain features flavors that are sour, <a href="/strains/lists/flavor/skunk">skunky</a> and fruity. Medical marijuana patients choose King Tut to help relieve symptoms associated with <a href="/strains/lists/condition/pain">pain</a>. Growers say this strain is sensitive to high humidity and fungus, but makes for an excellent mother plant. <h3>Questions about King Tut</h3> Is King Tut an indica or sativa? King Tut is a <a href="/strains/lists/category/sativa">sativa strain</a>. How does King Tut make you feel? King Tut makes you feel <a href="/strains/lists/effect/happy">happy</a>, uplifted, and energetic. How does King Tut taste? King Tut tastes skunky with sweet and earthy undertones. What terpenes are in King Tut? King Tut features <a href="/strains/lists/terpene/myrcene">myrcene</a> as the dominant terpene. What strains are similar to King Tut? Strains similar to King Tut include <a href="/strains/monkey-mints">Monkey Mints</a>, <a href="/strains/tangerine-dream">Tangerine Dream</a>, and <a href="/strains/sfv-og-kush">SFV OG Kush</a>.

King Tut, also known as "Tutankhamon," and "Pharaoh," is a potent sativa marijuana strain made from a cross of AK-47. King Tut produces uplifting effects, making it an ideal choice for social outings or creative stimulation. This strain features flavors that are sour, skunky and fruity. Medical marijuana patients choose King Tut to help relieve symptoms associated with pain. Growers say this strain is sensitive to high humidity and fungus, but makes for an excellent mother plant. Questions about King Tut    Is King Tut an indica or sativa?   King Tut is a sativa strain.   How does King Tut make you feel?   King Tut makes you feel happy, uplifted, and energetic.   How does King Tut taste?   King Tut tastes skunky with sweet and earthy undertones.   What terpenes are in King Tut?   King Tut features myrcene as the dominant terpene.    What strains are similar to King Tut?   Strains similar to King Tut include Monkey Mints, Tangerine Dream, and SFV OG Kush.

Aroused

Creative

Energetic

Euphoric

Focused

Giggly

Happy

Hungry

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Sleepy

Talkative

Tingly

Uplifted

Ammonia

Apple

Apricot

Berry

Blueberry

Butter

Cheese

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Mint

Nutty

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Pear

Pepper

Pine

Pineapple

Plum

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Rose

Sage

Skunk

Spicy/Herbal

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Tobacco

Tree fruit

Tropical

Vanilla

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Woody

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AK-47

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Spicy, peppery terpene that may have anti-inflammatory benefits.

Caryophyllene

Herbal terpene that may provide anti-inflammatory benefits.

Humulene

Citrus-scented terpene commonly believed to provide anxiety and stress relief.

Limonene

Floral terpene that is also found in lavender and commonly believed to promote relaxation.

Linalool

The most common terpene found in cannabis and has an earthy scent.

Myrcene

Sweet, floral terpene that is commonly used in perfumes.

Ocimene

Pine-scented terpene that is also found in rosemary and many other herbs.

Pinene

Herbal, floral terpene that is also found in apples, lilacs, and nutmeg.

Terpinolene

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