Harlequin reviews

I was quite disappointed in Harlequin. I ended up with intense anxiety, heart palpitations and a headache. Maybe because its mostly a Sativa or its terpene profile im not sure. It was a 1:1 THC to CBD ratio. I used it 7 times and every time the side effects where the same. It did motivate me to try other strains until i found the right one. Everyone is different. Im definitely an Indica person.

First time smoking HQ, about two hits...For about the first half hour I felt a bit focused-as in stare at something a split second longer. A small, pleasant, head change, with no real change in energy or motivation which was surprising. Once the "high" feeling subsided, I ended up cleaning my garage. 3.77% THC, 8.72% CBD 4.7mg/, Myrcene, Caryophyllene 3.5mg/g, Bisabolol 2.4 mg/g

Picked up Harlequin in Bremerton. I would not recommend for anyone with anxiety or paranoia tendencies. I took a couple good tokes. It tasted great, but then when it hit after 10 minutes i was super paranoid, on the verge of panicking. It took all my mental strength to keep from freaking out. I just kept telling myself, it's medicinal, its medicinal, lol.! But after an hour i was fine, but i'll never smoke harlequin or with Willie Nelson again!! As always, remember everyone is different and I certainly suffer from anxiety and PTSD. :)

Finally! A strain that doesn't increase my appetite!

Energetic strain

For the last four months I’ve had daily pain in both shoulders, right was a lot worse. With the use of a Harliquin pen my pain is non existence:). A very relaxed mellow high is what I feel. I am very happy with this strain. 💕

my current go-to in vape form. gives a calm emotional effect while also working to keep me at a functional level.

Just as described, no euphoria. Charlott's Web was my favorite until I tried Harlequin today. Initially noticeable to me was the wonderful citrus and earth aroma. It is a perfectly a balanced Sativa dominant in that if you wanted to go to sleep or be ready for a business meeting you afterwards you could. By far my new favorite.