Fly Farms is derived from the weed strain Sherbert Og. The round, tightly-packed buds from this indica-leaning hybrid cannabis plant should be sticky to the touch. fly farms smells of honey-dipped skunk and when it’s burned, it tastes like a peach yogurt with honey drizzled over the top. The sherbert static ratio is 85% Indica/15% Sativa.

HOW IS FLY FARMS PRODUCED

The Sherbert og strain goes through the normal hash process. The residue obtained from the normal hash process is then further processed for a longer period of time. During this process, we use special techniques which can’t be disclosed here (can’t leak our secrets). These techniques tend to enhance the processing of the trichomes. This process purifies the terpenes’ quality henceforth guarantees our consumers the best quality when consuming this hash.

THC LEVELS 

At 15-19% THC and 1% CBN, this strain offers the best of both worlds when it comes to being a hybrid according to reviewers.

WHAT ARE THE HASH BENEFITS / HASH EFFECTS OF FLY FARM

Consumers have noted that SH Sherb Static help in dulling pain, easing muscle tension, dampening inflammation, and relieving cramps. However, despite being an indica, it instills a wired high, keeping the mind alert and focused even with its powerful analgesic effects. This hash can work well during any time of the day, whether it’s a wake-n-bake session first thing in the morning or an evening smoke to release oneself from the day’s stresses.

WHERE CAN I BUY HASH NEAR ME

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FLY FARM FLAVORS

BANANA PUNCH

SUPER SILVER

BLUE BERRY

WHITE ROSIN

PLATNIUM COOKIES

LULO ACAI

GREEN APPLE

TANGIE COOKIES

FRUIT PUNCH

GORILLA GLUE

STRONG BERRY

JET FUEL

TRIPLE MILK

MANDARINA

BARBARA BUD

THAITIAN PUNCH

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