Harle-Tsu reviews

As an epileptic, Harle-Tsu has become my go-to strain. Great for aches and pains. This is the type of strain that reassures you that the medicinal qualities of Cannibis are honest and pure. I have very little to say about the actual High that comes from Harle-Tsu. There is a fair amount cerebral high from such a CBD heavy strain, but not one that is overpowering by any means. The best thing I can say about Harle-Tsu is that it hands you a bit of your life back if you suffer from depression or anxiety, epilepsy, or chronic pain.

This is a top shelf strain for sure! The sample I had tested at 0.84% THC and 13.64% CBD. I smoked 2 bowls and had a short lived but fairly intense head high, that transitioned into an extremely mellow/mild head high. The body high was amazing and stayed in effect long after the head effects disappeared. Made me happy and relaxed with minimal cognitive impairment, which is exactly what I was looking for :)

Harle-Tsu has to be my favorite straight CBD strain. When I get it it's usually 1-2%THC and 17-20%CBD. Which sometimes I like a little more THC in my CBD. But as far as CBD goes this is great. Great for sore knees after the bicycle commute. Harle-Tsu and Catatonic are my go too CBD's.

Pain relief , helps with muscle spasms,

Picked up two high CBD strains recently, this and it's mommy Sour Tsunami, with the goal of avoiding paranoia and anxiety at all costs. Of the two, I prefer this one. The little bit of THC gives me something to hold onto it with (just a hint of euphoria) but doesn't turn me fuzzy. I get no paranoia and only the smallest hint of anxiety, less than that of the euphoria. I have good focus, can think clearly, but can't multi-task and mistakes go up a tick although I spot them. It's not a good "before" bed for me; It may not be keeping me up but it's certainly not helping me fall asleep. It makes me snackish, which I don't like but seems notable if that's what you're looking for. I like the aroma notes and don't find it harsh to smoke.

For a high CBD and very low THC strain, this variety is a real winner for treating pain/inflammation as well as the mental effects of PTSD. There is a mild head change, which surprised me, since I typically use and am used to strains with a 2:1 ratio. The flavor is outstanding! Probably one of the better tasting low THC strains with a flowery/berry inhale and an aftertaste reminiscent of skittles. The Harle-Tsu buds I used had a 23:1 CBD to THC ratio.

As a senior citizen I have developed several illness and extreme pain. I get immediate relief and no anxiety or stress. My pain is gone and I can walk my dog.

Harle-Tsu is most remarkable to me because of its lack of any extreme tendencies. I tend to start my days with a vaped bowl of this, which essentially doesn't affect my energy or ability to work in any negative way. I definitely consume more of this than some other, more potent strains, and the pain relief from its higher CBD content seems to wear off a little quicker than other strains I've tried, but I feel safe picking this up at any point. I'll also often blend it in with nighttime strains that are better at sedating me and giving me full-body relief for a smoother night's sleep. The taste is mild.