LPB – White Castle by Dispensary Near Me

LPB – White Castle is a slightly indica dominant hybrid (60% indica/40% sativa) strain created through crossing the classic White Widow X Ice strains. Not to be confused with the delicious sliders, this bud has a flavor all of its own, with fresh berries and strawberries blending together for a sweet tasty smoke each and every time.

The aroma is very earthy with a fruity sweet overtone accented by fresh ripe berries and tangy strawberries. White Castle high is very euphoric with sleepy overtones that can leave you dozing if you’re not careful. The high comes on with a rush of happiness and an increase in sociability that leaves you chatty and outgoing, although unfocused at times.

This hazy state will leave you slightly sedated and incredibly sleepy as you start to come down. In combination with its moderately high 23% average THC level, these lifting effects make White Castle perfect for treating conditions such as chronic stress, nausea, inflammation, depression, and appetite loss. This bud has fluffy heavy light green nugs with sparse orange hairs and a super thick frosty blanket of chunky bright white crystal trichomes covering each and every inch.

This strain is most sought after for its powerful effects on chronic aches and pains, which may make even the most severe pain manageable. LPB – White Castle upbeat mind effects may make it helpful to those with anxiety and stress disorders as well. It is very capable in aiding patients in sleeping and eating, meaning this one should not be used as a daytime medication.

Capable of being grown by beginners and experts alike White Castle needs a stable indoor environment, as it is vulnerable to changes in temperature. Growers should keep their setups from fluctuating any more than eight degrees Fahrenheit. While some have had success with plants finishing in as little as eight weeks, many will require ten or eleven for the highest quality yields. White Castle’s plants do well in a Sea of Green, where they can produce up to 500 grams per square meter.