Zelly’s Gift strain
Zelly’s Gift effects are mostly energizing.
Zelly’s Gift potency is higher THC than average.
Zelly’s Gift by Dragonfly Earth Medicine is a flavorful sativa-dominant strain with a heartfelt dedication. Created for a friend of the farm who’d been imprisoned on a cannabis conviction, Zelly’s Gift is the flavorful cross of an Afgoo x Purple Thai x Super Lemon Haze x God Bud father and a Jack Herer mother. The strong mother genetics root this strain in uplifting sativa effects while its recessive indica-dominant genetics imbue the plant with flavors of lime leaves and grape jelly. The grower suggests Zelly’s Gift for consumers seeking an energizing boost that improves mood and helps combat depression.
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Zelly’s Gift strain helps with
- 43% of people say it helps with Depression
- 40% of people say it helps with Stress
- 26% of people say it helps with Anxiety
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Zelly’s Gift strain reviews(33)
It’s Goodwill for me and my family and friends
When I get home from work I’m generally exhausted. Smoked this for the first time and I was like Rosie the Robot on The Jetsons. Hats off to Green Life Productions.
Total 31.79% THC
9.11 mg Terpinolene
3.56 mg B-Caryophyllene
3.53 mg B-Ocimene
This is one of my favorite strains. It feels great and helps uplift you from your body to your soul. Also, smells sweet like skittles. Highly recommended, especially if you suffer from anxiety or depression.
