MPX | Timeless | Noir | Chiesel | Vape | 1g
MPX | Timeless | Noir | Chiesel | Vape | 1g
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50% Indica, 50% Sativa Top Notes - Berries and Fruit Bottom Notes -Diesel and Spice Description Chiesel is a balanced hybrid strain, combining Big Buddha Cheese and NYC Diesel. This strain is known for its strong aroma and unique blend of flavors. Chiesel provides a euphoric yet functional experience, making it ideal for various occasions. Flavor Profile Chiesel’s distinct flavor profile features top notes of berries and fruit, and bottom notes of diesel, cheese, and spice. The combination of notes makes for a highly versatile strain. Effects Chiesel promotes a lifted sense of energy. You may feel more sociable and euphoric while remaining functional. Similar Strains If you enjoy Chiesel, you might also enjoy strains like Blue Cheese, Lilac Diesel, and other hybrids that offer a balanced combination of effects and unique flavors. Each strain provides a different experience but shares similarities in their effects. Prominent Terpenes Chiesel is a balanced hybrid strain, combining Big Buddha Cheese and NYC Diesel. This strain is known for its strong aroma and unique blend of flavors. Chiesel provides a euphoric yet functional experience, making it ideal for various occasions. This strain features top notes of berries and fruit, with diesel, cheese, and spice bottom notes. The combination of Terpinolene, Myrcene, Limonene, Humulene, and Terpineol provides a versatile and balanced experience. - Terpinolene - Myrcene - Limonene - Humulene - Terpineol
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