Harlequin reviews

Really nice manageable strain for relieving stress, inflammation, and joint pain. I also enjoy the mellow high, and that it doesn't drive me to eat everything in the pantry.

A friend uses this for high-CBD medicine for himself and for hard-drug addicts in capsules. He batched some in coconut oil; I put residue on toast with honey and I was tripping as if on LSD. I was expecting something MUCH milder. Now, the literature is misleading at best, e.g., here it supposedly is 5:2 CBD:THC. Elsewhere, I read "The standard ratio of CBD to THC in Harlequin is 5:2. Cannabis lab Analytics 360 has measured samples of this strain at between 4% to 10% THC and 6% to 15% CBD." 6:4 - 15:10 show 5:2 to be misleading at best (I'd say fraudulent). It's high time for high science.

A very gentle and soothing high, but one I was still pretty alert for.

Definitely one I like to keep on hand. Works wonders on my joint and back pains. Most people say they smell berry but for me it smells like skunky mint. Always recommend this strain to people that are looking for pain relief without a high to go with it. It's perfect for taking a few hauls first thing in the morning and getting on with your day and chores.

I thought I’d be fine with a dose of Harlequin oil, even though Sativa doesn’t usually agree with me, since the oil was around 10% THC. Ended up having one of the worst experiences since adolescence. If you’re normally chill with sativa I can see this being fine, but if you’re prone to or worried about weed anxiety maybe try something else—or at the very least try it in a non edible form first :)

Truly dank, very much lit Great relaxation and focus

Relaxed.

I don’t know why they do not have this under anxiety! This is one of a few strains that will crush my anxiety when it hits. It gets me to where I have to be mentally to stabilize myself and after a few puffs I’m ok. Star ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️