Harlequin reviews

absolutely awesome. i have a cart of this and it took me forever to find it in my area. it was so worth the search.

This is the best strain I’ve tried for my anxiety. It works wonders - esp for medium to low anxiety and helps me start my day feeling nice and relaxed. Pretty much zero ‘head high’ so I can get my work done which is pretty awesome since my work is all ‘thinking’.

currently my daytime favorite GOTOWORK strain. Helps: FOCUS-GOOD FOR COMPUTER LONG TERM THINKING. INCREASED ENERGY UPLIFT IN MOOD LESS APPETITE* *I WASN'T HUNGRY ON THIS, BUT AWARE THAT I NEEDED TO DRINK AND STAY HYDRATED. ELECTROLYTES ARE GOOD, AND A CARROT-KALE AND ALL THAT GREAT GREEN STUFF IN A GREAT BIG PITCHER TO DRINK IS APPRECIATED. **GOOD STRAIN AND PERSONALLY ENDORSE FOR TBI PATIENTS. I FIND IT HELPS WITH "BRAIN FLOODINGS" DECREASED SOCIAL ANXIETY FOR TBI PATIENTS PAIN CONTROL FROM 7TO4 FOR AN HOUR CONSISTENT. GOOD CONSISTENT STRAIN. I ALSO RECOMMEND CBD OIL IN BETWEEN FOR THOSE STRUGGLING WITH TBI.

I absolutely love this stuff. There’s only one dispo in town that currently carries it, and it’s expensive… but I really do love it. The strain here is 19% CBD and 2% THC, so it doesn’t do much in terms of getting you ‘high’, but it definitely calms down my brain and allows me to focus. It’s a perfect strain for when you need to get stuff done. Nice little kick of energy, but not twitchy like with energy drinks. Just feels like a natural relief from fatigue. This will definitely be in my rotation. I honestly wish it were a little closer to 1:1, or even 2:1, but I’m happy with this for sure.

After reading many, many reviews on Harlequin as a good flower for daily daytime use, I bought an 1/8 of it. I wish I had started with a smaller quantity because it doesn't do for me what I'd hoped it would. I had been using Strawberry Cough daily for daytime use to counteract the depressive/anxious effects of complex PTSD and ADD; and it was working well for me but I thought that Harlequin might work better based on all those reviews. I guess, for me, Harlequin might have worked differently than it does for others because I had a very intense "couch lock" sensation using it when I used it at the dose that many reviewers recommended (3 moderate inhalations with a vaporizer). After those 3 hits, I wasn't able to work and just went and took a 2 hour nap, which was hella refreshing but not what I was intending to do that afternoon. I tried just one hit the next day and it was less intense but I still didn't feel focused and able/enthusiastic about working either in an intellectual or physical mode; I just felt like I had "brain fog" and wanted to lie the heck down. On the third day, today, I tried a mix of Strawberry Cough and Harlequin, a 9/1 ratio about, and took one moderate hit. THAT is the sweet spot for me. The tiny amount of Harlequin adds just a nice bit of background body high that feels like a sense of wellbeing and balances well with the energy/optimism of the Strawberry Cough. I would definitely turn to Harlequin if I had body pain and wanted something to knock me out. But for daytime-working-focus use, so far the best strain for me has been Strawberry Cough.

Little Amsterdam Wellness Center Milwaukie Oregon is a wonderful soothing place. I deal with chronic pain and Tony recommend Harlequin. It has been fantastic for me. Now I have returned to try others. Thanks so much for the outstanding service.

Amazing pain relief strain with cbd and make me feel relax and less pain feeling. Strong cerebral high and body too. Recommend for any one who ran out of pain pills, use this it made me to buy an cbd strains for pain

This strain was my first experience with marijuana for a medical purpose. I had horrible anxiety, I struggled just riding in a car. Rain, snow or mountain roads and I would be curled up on the passenger floor in full freak out. 2 small hits of Harlequin and my nerves settled right down and I was able to breathe again. 1 or 2 more hits and I finally got to see the mountains in all their glory without a care in the world (as a passenger of coarse) This has been my go to strain, if and when I can find it.