Buddha's Sister reviews

I tried it, I liked it! I went to my favorite dispensary looking for Shark Shock and my bud tender suggested I try Buddha's Sister. As soon as I got home I tried it, and it was exactly what I was looking for. High CBD levels and moderate to low THC, making it for me the perfect evening choice. My body relaxed, my stress levels dropped right away. And, I felt happy! Both my anxiety and depression faded away. For a while the THC helped me get some things done, I was functional, a rarity. Finally it was time to rest and eat. I need the motivation to eat, I have chronic nausea. So hungry but not ravenous is exactly what I need. This strain is now on my "Try to always have on hand list."

Great strain! i picked it up from my dispensary. It gives you the usual couch lock that Indicas tend to have. It also gave me a great head high along with an amazing body high. I recommend this strain for people who suffer from severe anxiety and panic disorder. Once you take a hit all the stress and anxiety is gone.

Mmmm, this feels like wrapping up in a warm blanket with a cup of hot cocoa while it's gently snowing outside. Wonderful for body relaxation, a gentle elating effect and a general sense of ease. Great 'right-before-bed' strain.

This is my favorite strain for relaxing without being couch-locked, lifting my mood, and helping with mild anxiety (not panic attacks). This strain is really well-founded. It allows for conversation, creativity, spontaneity, and medium muscle relaxation without feeling sleepy. My partner is just opening up to trying weed again, and she really likes this one for easing her daily worries and not feeling overly drugged. The high lasts about an hour--we thoroughly went through one full bowl of this on a Boundless CF, her going two rounds and me four. I was pleasantly comfortable from 8ish to bedtime at 11. Slept great, too.

Since my last review of this strain, I've picked up a couple batches of Buddha's Sister testing above 20% THC (as all medical cannabis should *coughNETAcough*) and I have to say, I'm confused. Personally, I need very strong medicine for chronic pain and insomnia. I love and prefer strains topping out at 30% active content (not that this batch was, only 23%), but this strain seems to better fit it's own name at lower potencies. At the low potency I tried (16%-ish), it is a very calm, uplifting strain. Good for pain during the day, but if you want to sleep you certainly can. The higher potency batches I had are more like Buddha's angry sister who doesn't meditate and came to fight. The uplifting qualities transform into a more psychedelic state that comes on very strongly and rapidly, accompanied by the racy-ness of sativas. When the psychedelic state wears off it comes off very quickly, seeming to take away any medical qualities with it. On the 16% THC batch I could smoke a bowl and have a full 4 hours of good medicine. On the higher THC, it seems to wear off after about 2 hours which is weird as hell. Overall, I do really like this strain. However, I am going to be weary of the more potent harvests from now on. Too much of a sativa effect to be of any medical benefit. But the lower ones are perfect

when you need to evaluate your emotional status

sweet little strain that had me feeling happy, relaxed, and just plain chill. This is a functional but still groovy high.

Very nice body high. I get more of a line flavor and taste but they may be because technically my strain was made with Buddha's Hand x Hawaiian Skunk but it was still labeled as Buddha's Sister