Monster Mints Shatter

Monster Mint Shatter is from an indica marijuana strain made by crossing Girl Scout Cookies with Granddaddy Purple. This strain delivers effects that feel like a jarring dose of euphoria and relaxation. Monster Mint Shatter features an aroma dominated by earthy notes and enriched by a grape and berry scent.

Growers say this strain features hues of purple and green woven together under a silver blanket of crystal trichomes. Medical marijuana patients choose Monster Mint Shatter to help relieve symptoms associated with stress and anxiety.

Monster Shatter is an indica prevailing crossover (75% indica/25% sativa) strain from the scandalous cannabis reproducer Exotica Genetix that is a strongly damp cross between The White X Starfighter 42. This bud got well-known subsequent to being a competitor in the 2014 Cannabis Cup Competition.

With a gentle THC level of 21-25% and a durable strong high, Snow Monster is ideal for any degree of the client, fledgling to dominate. Smoking this bud will give the client a beginning of a cerebral high that is elevating and intense, prior to blurring into a casual lethargic state.

Monster Mint Shatter is an ideal prescription for patients experiencing nervousness, rest problems, Crohn’s Disease, and emphysema, as it offers mind help prior to arriving at a condition of languid happiness. Snow Monster buds look precisely as they sound – soft and thick and totally covered in a layer of white precious stone snow.

With a natural messy taste that offers a trace of lemon upon breath out and a sweet citrus fragrance, Monster Mint Shatter is a scrumptious treat that is certain to fulfill the most unstable of palates.

Indica Dominant Hybrid – 75% Indica/25% Sativa

THC: 21% – 25%

Monster Mint Shatter effects

Feelings-

Relaxed

79% of people report feeling relaxed

Stress

32% of people say it helps with stress

Pain

31% of people say it helps with pain

Anxiety

28% of people say it helps with anxiety

Insomnia

25% of people say it helps with insomnia

Depression

22% of people say it helps with depression