Golden Tiger reviews
Read people’s experiences with the cannabis strain Golden Tiger.
Golden Tiger strain effects
Reported by 21 real people like you
Golden Tiger strain helps with
- 42% of people say it helps with Depression
- 42% of people say it helps with Anxiety
- 28% of people say it helps with Stress
Golden Tiger reviews
I am a veteran cannabis consumer. My medical needs are a long list with pain at the top. Relentless arthritis everywhere. I have severe stress from a solid year of excruciating pain waiting for surgery. I use CBD for inflammation, it helps but it's hard to measure how much. It's the high THC strains that help the most with my symptoms. On rare occasions I've been known to overdo the sativa. This strain is no exception. Sip it. First hit, instant euphoria and my shoulders drop (a good sign that this is going to be a good one). I use it as a Fernway vape. I also like their "mandarin orange" with the same results and the same cautions. The high (for me) is short lived though, I seem to need to reach for the pen more than I'd like. But maybe that's just the high tolerance talking.
This golden tiger strain does not F around. It is a beast with a powerful, speedy character!! If I had smoked this bad boy in my beginner days, I would be calling for sweet baby Jesus. Picked up some pre rolls of it and could barely finish one! I’m a sativa fan through and through so while I enjoy the potent cerebral and energizing effects, it has potential to worsen anxiety for anyone who already struggles. In summary, I am convinced this is the cocaine of weed.
Finally a hybrid that's not from a hybrid!
Note: This strain is not for everybody. If you have anxiety, paranoia, or are looking for something to relax stay away from this strain!!
I'm a big landrace and heirloom guy since to me the entourage effect is very obvious with them. The parents come from Thailand and Africa which makes an incredibly unique high. Although both parents are sativas, they come from two distant continents. You get a balanced mix of the racy caffeine-like jolt of energy and sharpness of African, along with the dreamy and hazy cerebral high of Thai.
i LOVE this strain. i can smoke it before class or doing homework and feel more focused and do better work. it also makes me feel more giggly and social.
This is a awesome sativa strain maybe even one of my favorite sativa strains after a couple other ones lol but it’s good!
As a somewhat new smoker I absolutely love it. It’s my 3rd strain I’ve tried and had nothing but great highs w it.
Listen listen listen
I suffer from, I’d say bad anxiety! on a level of
Anxiety -> bad anxiety -> severe anxiety...
I hope that makes sense haha
Well yeah, that’s gone now.
Took a dab of this lovely strain (crumble by 2020)
Within a minute I was on the couch having a conversation with my dad about life and goals without sounding like a stoned turkey, but yet speaking clear and well pronounced! Very clear headed and relaxed.
I feel wonderful. Not a worry in the world.
I couldn’t recommend a strain anymore
As cliche as it sounds
This is my new favorite strain
Golden tiger
I love you
This is the Ohio Version by Firelands Scientific. It is the first Tier 2 I have tried in Ohio. I now understand the slang street description of "loud."
That is how I would describe this in one word.
It was entirely too strong. Not only does it not creep, it doesn't even jog. It is a sprint into a telephone pole face first. The buzz is quick and unpleasant. You feel edgy through the entire duration. This does the exact opposite of what you are looking for if you have PTSD. I found this strange given that I normally prefer a sativa dominant strain unless turning in for the evening.
This is Tier 2 on the Ohio schedule. In addition to its high THC content, it is also high THCA, which I now take to mean that it kicks the existing THC into high gear by pouring jet fuel into the carburator, meaning depending on how quickly you body converts THCA into THC, you may be in for a long bumpy ride.
I am probably going to avoid the stronger strains in Ohio, which is fine because they are expensive in an already costly market in Ohio's first year of medical cannabis.