Rainbow Nerdz

Rainbow Nerdz, also known as “Rainbow Kush” and “Rainbow Bud,” is an evenly-balanced hybrid marijuana strain made by crossing Dancehall with Blueberry. The result is a compact, fast-flowering strain with little side-branching. Growers who grow Rainbow say it does very well when grown in the “sea-of-green” style.

Rainbow presents a wide array of colors towards the end of flowering, hence the moniker. With a spicy-sweet fruity flavor, Rainbow gives consumers a pleasant, creative high and pain relief without a heavy body sensation. Some say this strain tastes just like tropical Starburst candy. Rainbow is believed to be 50% indica and 50% sativa.

Nerds, also known as “Nerdz,” is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created through crossing the delicious Grape Ape X Strawberry Cough strains. If you’re on the hunt for the perfect fruity flavor, look no further – Nerds totally has everything that you need and more.

Characteristics

This baby packs a mouthwatering sweet grape taste with hints of rich strawberries and tree fruits upon exhale. The aroma is very much the same with a slightly spicier turn, amped up with rich earth and fresh herbs. The Nerds high comes roaring in almost as soon as you exhale, hitting the mind and staying there for hours on end.

You’ll feel totally euphoric with an overarching sense of introspection that has you laser-focused on things around you but not really able to carry on conversations with anyone around you or do anything physical in nature.

With these effects and its moderately high 14-17% average THC level, Nerds is often chosen to treat those suffering from conditions such as chronic stress or anxiety, PTSD, nausea or appetite loss, and depression or mood swings.

This bud has oversized heavy bright neon green nugs with vivid purple undertones, rich amber hairs, and a coating of purple-tinted crystal trichomes.

Rainbow Nerdz effects

Feelings

Stress

28% of people say it helps with stress

Pain

25% of people say it helps with pain

Depression

21% of people say it helps with depression