Harle-Tsu reviews

Harle-Tsu variants have up to 20% CBD and down to >1% THC. My review is for Harle Tsu #16 sold by a local dispensary displaying a lab report indicating 11% CBD and 5% THC. So for this strain I disagree with the current Leafly description "without psychoactivity" since the 20:1 description is only for an unusual strain variant. I definitely had a strong and full high, but it was somewhat different from a usual THC high (I am unable to verbally describe that difference). Harle Tsu #16 is certainly quite psychoactive and furnished a very mellow after-high, which makes sense, since inhaled CBD reportedly has a half-life longer than 24 hours, far beyond the THC half-life. In my opinion, Harle-Tsu is a stupid-sounding name; NamiQuin would have sounded cooler and cuter. Still, the question that health-conscious cannabis users must ask themselves these days: Since so many health benefits are associated with CBD, is there any good reason why a high-CBD strain (or at least 1:1) should not be used instead of (or alongside) a "normal" high-THC strain?

High CBD strain, very good for people with mental illnesses. I feel just simply good, happy, focused, also, headache and nausea free. Just plan goodness. Without the high, which is great for me because I hate being high.

this strain is great for first time users and anxiety. I suffer from panic and anxiety disorder and normally can't handle the effects of high thc strains but this strain is so relaxing. first few times I smoked this strain I definitely got an amazing and fun head high and warm body tingles. this strain had me laughing at my refrigerator. the high feels light and airy and is so great. now I mix this strain with other high thc strains to enjoy a high without paranoid or anxiety. this is also the strain I use to bring me down if infer too high or anxious off any other strain. I can not recommend this strain enough, my anxiety has started to decrease, myadhd has mellowed out, my social awkwardness has lessened, and my people skills have improved all because of the cbd. I love my harle tsu

Really great for chronic back pain from a gymnastics injury. Don't even think about it, and the Harle-Tsu R concentrate is virtually not psychoactive. Help keeps me focused during the day.

Where do I begin? I love this strain. I started using CBDs after I began having intense panic attack reactions to THC. I believe it was situational at the time- but I am still sensitive to THC. Harle-Tsu is a dream strain for those who suffer from anxiety and depression. I have bad upper back pain, and I noticed this didnt really do a whole lot for the pain, but it helped with the tenseness. I just feel super relaxed. The body high is mild and warm, it feels like small vibrations. There is no cerebral "high", but I consider that a plus. I did get that classic headband effect from it, which I LOVE. some dont and feel like its a headache. to me it feels like tension releasing... it feels cool and tingly. The "high" is happy for those who have anxiety and depression... because you no longer feel burdened, the result is happy/giggly and just comfortable. it isnt euphoric in the THC sense. This is one that I feel comfortable smoking anytime of day, and in larger doses. it is my safe strain. :) flavor wise it is that classic earthy, spicey flavor. I really love it. It isnt knock out best flavor ever, but my love of the effects makes up for it. I recommend this to everyone with anxiety. Its also great with stress. :) the batch I had is 0.86% thc and 13% cbd. so, a little lower, but still effective. I havent tried it in a bing yet but I cant wait to!

Very nice and workable balance between the THC and CBD. Ratio on my sample worked out to 10% THC balanced with 15% CBD. For my purposes, I prefer labeling and taxonomy that simply states species (Indica or Sativa), and a four digit "name" that indicates the THC/CBD percentages. An example with Harle-Tsu would be: H1015 (Hybrid, 10% THC: 15% CBD) An example of a High THC low or no CBD Sativa would be: S2500 (Sativa, 25% THC: 00% CBD I believe this system of taxonomy supports the education of users, gives a clear indication of the THC:CBD Ratio, and, for lack of a better word, gives greater "credibility" to medicinal and recreational marijuana use. Let's face it, medicinal and recreational marijuana use as won many hard-fought gains; however, there is a long way to go with some States and the Federal Government. Based on my experimentation and testing so far, Harle-Tsu hits the sweet spot for me. Individual psychoactive and physiological responses will vary user to user, so my personal experience may have very little similarity to another user's experience. Nevertheless, I will say that Harle-Tsu gives me a very nice, warm, and comfortable physiological response (CBD) and just enough of a clear-headed, albeit uplifting, psychotropic response to enjoy the day. No anxiety (I am very anxiety prone to some cannabis strains) and just feel balanced and happier than my "normal" depressed state. I am a veteran with severe PTSD (multiple tours in both Afghanistan and Iraq). After several years of the usual potpourri of pharmaceutical medications, medical cannabis (in my case Harle-Tsu) has given me relief from depression, anxiety, hyper-vigilance, anger, and a sense of hopelessness. Most importantly, medical cannabis has given me hope. I strongly urge folks to try the different strains, intelligently, rationally, and with a keen eye on ratios and effects. In my humble opinion, THC/CBD ratios is a good place to start. Well, it's time for further scientific (journal driven) inquiry. I'm off to take a hit of my H1015. Thanks for reading. Namaste.

I am a housewife and mom of 4. I have to be focused and energetic. I can NOT be high. This is an excellent strain for day time use. It does everything I need. Relieves pain in my joints and stomach, relieves anxiety, makes me cheerful and energetic. Doesn't make me munchy either, which is great. I smoke some with my morning coffee and I'm good to go!

Test data: THC 0.23% THCA 7.15% CBD0.22% CBDA 11.68% TOTAL 19.67% Smell: Sweet fruit tree. Rose potpourri. Light chemical fragrance. Look: loose & fluffy, light monotone green colas that look like tiny rose buds. Trichomes on colas look fuzzy with few mushroom tops. Pistils are wispy, red and have tan to red trichomes. Not as sticky in hand and easier to grind than higher THC strains. Effect: did not cough even with massive hits. Was easy to smoke with a good earthy flavor. Not very much resin left on glass afterwards. Not for a head high but for a whole body relaxing feeling. Was able to focus well and was very positive feeling. Relaxing without the risk of "couch lock" or time slips. Works Well for: Pain, swelling, stress, anxiety, headaches(for some) Stoner Tells: Cotten Mouth and Dry Eyes This high CBD stain is great for the sympathetic nervous system. Those are the nerves that regulate things in our body like organs and blood vessels as well as carrying signals too and from the "Lower Brain"(cerebellum) to the rest of our bodies. The largest concentration of these neves is a network laced around the spine called the sympathetic ganglia. This is a great strain for Medical Patients as it gives great benefits with little to no head high.