sativa

Seattle Cough

Seattle Cough is a sativa strain , this strain's only known parent is Northern Lights #5. It's origins are currently unknown in our system. It may taste citrus, grapefruit, piney, earthy, and chestnut. Seattle Cough may be very helpful for conditions such as: anxiety, bipolar disorder, and pms. If you are experiencing depression, fatigue, stress, nausea, or inflammation, Seattle Cough may be a good choice for you. When smoked, this strain can make you feel creative, energetic, euphoric, uplif... View More »

Seattle Cough is a sativa strain , this strain's only known parent is Northern Lights #5. It's origins are currently unknown in our system. It may taste citrus, grapefruit, piney, earthy, and chestnut. Seattle Cough may be very helpful for conditions such as: anxiety, bipolar disorder, and pms. If you are experiencing depression, fatigue, stress, nausea, or inflammation, Seattle Cough may be a good choice for you. When smoked, this strain can make you feel creative, energetic, euphoric, uplifted, and happy. Negative side effects can include: moderate dry mouth, moderate dry eyes, and slight paranoia. When growing Seattle Cough, growers have found that it has an average of 47 flowering days in it's bloom cycle and is a high yield plant. « View Less