Double Tap Marijuana Seeds Information
Produced by Mr. Mack’s Snacks, Double Tap is a three-way genetic cross of the classic Monster Cookies, Yeti OG, and Bloo’s Kloos strains. It gives off a fragrance of heavy diesel and pine with hints of the spicy pungent grape as the nugs burned. The buds have elongated flat forest green nugs with minty green leaves, thick amber hairs, and a dusting of tiny amber crystal trichomes.
What are the Flavor and Effects of Double Tap?
Double Tap is a delectable concoction of sweet grape and berries with a touch of diesel upon exhale.
Its fast-acting cerebral high brings euphoria, pure happiness, creativity, talkativeness, and sociability. As t fades, a body high follows and cradles you to a deep relaxation that will make you numb, lazy, and immovable. It is recommended to be used in the evening and night time due to its sedative effects.
What are the Medical Benefits of Double Tap?
Medically speaking, Double Tap is greatly beneficial to those people who suffer from arthritis, chronic pain, fatigue, glaucoma, headaches, migraines, and spinal cord injury. Its indica and sativa effects make it a good analgesic, anxiolytic, anti-depressant, stimulant, and relaxant.
Negative Effects You Can Expect from Double Tap.
Two of the common cannabis-induced dehydration side effects are parched mouth and dry eyes. To remedy this, hydration is the key. Drinking lots of fluids will diminish the mentioned negative reactions. It is also advised to use an eye moisturizer to soothe those irritated eyes.
Greening out is possible when using Double Tap. You may complain of headaches or dizziness, accompanied by anxiety. Don’t fret, this is temporary and disappears after some time. This is due to overconsumption, so go slow with the doses, especially if you are just new to cannabis.
How to Grow Double Tap?
Double Tap loves to thrive both indoors and outdoors. It prefers a semi-humid climate. Indica leaning, the plant grows short with a bushy appearance. It has strong lateral branches that may need support as the flower’s weight increases. Pruning is necessary to allow better air and light circulation. It also reduces moisture that would prevent mildews to form.
