Harlequin GDP Balanced 1:1 RSO (1g Syringe)

by Emerald Bay Extracts
HybridTHC 5%CBD 7%
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Harlequin is a high-CBD strain of cannabis known for its low psychoactive effects and potential medicinal properties. It typically has a CBD to THC ratio of around 5:2, and is often used to help manage pain, inflammation, anxiety, and other conditions.

Granddaddy Purple (GDP) is a popular Indica strain of cannabis known for its deep purple coloration and relaxing effects. It has a high THC content and is often used for its potent pain-relieving properties. Together these two strains make a potent 1:1 that is great for daytime use. Users report increased mood, decreased pain as well as stress relief.

> Pairs well with listening to the birds chirp and a nice walk in the woods

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Known by many names, Harlequin GDP is a CBD-dominant cross of Harlequin and Granddaddy Purple. This earthy, slightly sweet sativa-dominant hybrid has been seen with a 3:1 CBD/THC ratio, slotting it firmly as a medicinal strain while offering enough THC whizbang for recreational cannabis consumers. Harlequin GDP's effects are lucid, but not stimulating, as well as cozy, but not couch-locked, making it ideal for folks seeking to quash anxiety and minor physical pain.    

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At Emerald Bay Extracts, we believe in the power of compassion and the healing properties of RSO. In an effort to support the brave young warriors battling pediatric cancer, we are proud to launch our Compassionate RSO Program. This initiative aims to provide qualified medical pediatric cancer patients with free access to high-quality RSO products.
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