Organic weed in Prague. ash Marijuana Strain
Indica Dominant Hybrid – 70% Indica / 30% Sativa
THC: 15% – 20%
Ash, also known as “A.S.H.” – an acronym that stands for Afghani Skunk Haze, is an indica dominant hybrid strain created through crossing Afghan Haze X Afghan Skunk. Ash takes its parents and blends them beautifully, leaving you with a relaxing and happy high that’s great for kicking back at the end of a long and stressful day. The high is definitely a creeper, washing over you slowly with numbing effects and lulling you into a relaxed state that’s slightly sedative. As the high continues, you will find yourself falling deeper and deeper into pleasant hazy introspection, leaving you sleepy and spacey. Thanks to these effects and its powerful 15-20% average THC level, Ash is often chosen to treat conditions such as glaucoma, chronic stress or anxiety, and chronic pain. Ash buds have lumpy dusty green nugs with sparse thin orange hairs and a coating of tiny amber colored crystal trichomes. Like its infamous parents, Ash has a sweet fruity berry flavor with a hazy skunk exhale that’s incredibly smooth. The smell is incredibly pungent and skunky with a notable fragrant floral effect, making for the perfect fusion of Skunk and Haze.
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