Don Pablo Strain Information

Don Pablo a.k.a. Pablo is an indica-dominant strain named after the well-known Pablo Escobar from Columbia, because its genotype is Columbian. The habitants of Santa Marta have cultivated this cannabis strain on nourishing native ground for years. The ultimate result is this strong and psychedelic weed called Don Pablo.

Don Pablo comes in tiny dense buds. The bright lime green leaves stand in contrast with the orange pistils threaded throughout the flowers. Generous coats of white trichomes cover the surface and bind them together. Making them difficult to break up for joints or pipes without the aid of a grinder.

With a high THC concentration, you can expect to find an odd flash that fills you with incredible euphoria. With a massive rush of pleasant energy upon smoking. It’s this energy that gives it a familiar psychedelic feeling. You won’t see trippy colors, but you feel as though your entire worldview has shifted, without you realizing it. The aftermath is usually more pleasant as you will feel a sense of euphoria, happiness, and relaxation.

STRAIN EFFECTS:

A bit like licorice, and also a bit like sour cherries. The strange thing about the flavor of Don Pablo is that it tastes like what psychedelic effects feel like. Slightly disorientating and a little bit spicy, yet still endlessly enjoyable. The buds are particularly skunky, with a lot of spiciness and earthiness. it gives it an all-round fantastic taste and aroma.

Don Pablo is a fundamentally uplifting and happy strain, giving you plenty of helpful mood boosts. After smoking, expect to find an odd flash that fills you with incredible euphoria and a rush of pleasant energy.

MEDICAL BENEFITS:

Besides its recreational properties, this strain is also valuable for medical cannabis patients. It can alleviate chronic pains, headaches, and stress. Ideally for nighttime use, Don Pablo can lead you into a restful sleep. Which is greatly beneficial for those who suffer from insomnia.

Medical uses: chronic pains, headaches, stress, insomnia