Peanut Butter Breath

About Peanut Butter Breath

Peanut Butter Breath is made up of Do-Si-Dos and Mendo Breath combined. As a result, Peanut Butter Breath is 50% indica genetics and 50% sativa, with a superb potency ranging from 18% to 28% THC. Moreover, as its name suggests, Peanut Butter Breath exhibits mouth-watering flavour notes of peanut butter, chocolate, and vanilla. Peanut Butter Breath, also known as “Peanut Butter” and “Peanut Breath,” is a hybrid marijuana strain known for its sedating effects. Peanut Butter Breath has a unique nutty and earthy terpene profile when smoked. Beyond the terps, this strain will bring you down into a quality state of chill and relaxation.

The aroma follows the same profile, with an earthy herbal overtone that’s accented by rich nuttiness. As soon as you exhale, the effects of Peanut Butter Breath will sink in, starting with a cerebral lift before spreading throughout the rest of your body in tingly waves of energy. These tingles start in the back of your neck and spine before spreading their buzzing tendrils throughout the entirety of your body, leaving you hopelessly relaxed. Be sure to have some snacks on hand, since you won’t really be able to get up off the couch to hunt for any at this point.

People often choose this strain, with its long-lasting effects and high 18-28% average THC level, to treat certain conditions. Such include appetite loss or nausea, depression, chronic stress, or chronic pain. This bud has long grape-shaped olive green nugs with bright red-orange hairs and a coating of thick frosty white purple-tinted crystal trichomes.

Aroma And Flavour

The strain has a sweet and nutty flavour profile featuring notes of peanut butter, vanilla, coffee, and even chocolate. Its aroma leans on earthy pine and diesel fragrances as well, adding something unique and refreshing to the mix. The most prominent terpenes are:

• Caryophyllene: peppery flavour
• Limonene: citrusy flavour
• Pinene: pine-like flavour
  All of these terpenes are being studied for their unique physiological effects, in addition to their contribution to the flavour and aroma of cannabis cultivars.

POTENCY AND EFFECTS

It is a highly potent strain, as evidenced by its THC content. As mentioned, PBB cultivars clock in at anywhere from 18% to 28% THC. Users should take their time when getting acquainted with this strain. That said, with its powerful soothing embrace, both recreational and medical users stand to benefit from this strain. Common side effects of this strain include dry mouth, dry eyes, and dizziness. It is important to start with a small dose and work your way up to mitigate these effects. Other potential side effects may include: Paranoia, Anxiety, Increased heart rate Lethargy, Short-term memory loss.

RECREATIONAL AND MEDICAL USES

In smaller quantities, Peanut Butter Breath strain exhibits a relaxing, happy high that is perfect for chilling out with friends or winding down after a tiring day. This is just the right stuff to accompany a film or some chill socialising. In higher quantities, however, PBB has the potential to get you well and truly stoned, massaging your muscles and preparing your body for a deep slumber.

Medical cannabis users often use Peanut Butter Breath, with its calming and sedative effects, to ease tension, halt rumination, and help with symptoms related to insomnia. Its robust physical effect may also help to take the edge off of aches and pains.