Orange Crush

When you smoke Orange Crush cannabis strain, it’s like enjoying a sunny day in a joint! This strain provides an immediate burst of citrusy goodness that is sure to lift your spirits. A hybrid strain, Orange Crush weed strain was created by breeding Blueberry with California Orange. People sometimes feel energetic after using it; they also tend to feel more talkative – and of course, happy!

The THC content of Orange Crush is around 15%, and there is just a hint of CBD in there too: about 1%. This means its high can help brighten some people’s days without overloading their senses (or making them feel uncomfortably stoned).

But it’s not just the effects which make this cannabis variety so popular among smokers and vapers alike… it’s also its taste and smell! When you combust or vaporise buds from Orange Crush plants, their terpenes deliver an incredibly intense orange flavour directly to your tongue: as if someone had managed somehow to trap sunlight inside each segment before sprinkling with sugar.

Indeed, even if you have never used anything containing tetrahydrocannabinol before in your life, I hazard a guess that sampling this particular hybrid herb might still appeal greatly. For beyond its harmonious terpene profile there lies an additional quality many find irresistible – plus a potential benefit some folk seek.

Consider myrcene, for example. Here is one of the most abundant terpenes produced by this plant -- indeed any cannabis cultivar on record thus far -- which also happens to be found within mangoes, lemongrass, and hops. Items known not only for producing an earthy bouquet when vaporised but also for working hand-in-hand with other phytochemicals therein potentially reducing symptoms associated w/ anxiety, stress, and depression.

In conclusion, may I point out that should socialising be on your agenda this eve (or any other creative and/or recreational activity), without doubt you would want something ensuring relaxation levels remain high throughout: branches of the aforementioned specimen, close kin to everybody's favourite breakfast table fruit, does just that, dear reader.