God’s Gift is a classic strain that made a name for itself in the mid 80s for its equally uplifting and relaxing high. It was originally dubbed “God’s Gift” because many had believed it was too good to be true and had to be a gift from the Big Man upstairs himself. This indica strain has always retained its relevancy within cannabis culture but its popularity skyrocketed around 2005 after it became a staple strain within most respectable and reputable medical cannabis dispensaries. As a cross between Granddaddy Purple and OG Kush, this strain is a great choice for when you’re looking for a potent, long-lasting and heavily relaxing high. This heavy-hitter boasts impressive THC concentrations that range between 19-23% on average, with levels reportedly reaching as high as 27%! The earthy aroma and flavour profile of this strain’s OG Kush lineage shines through with notes of fresh pine, a peppery spiciness and understated notes of citrus that blend well with the subtle sweetness of GDP.
Not to be confused with Drake’s hit song, nor are we talking about the second coming of Jesus Christ. Though, when we say God’s Gift, we are referring to the deliciously sweet indica-dominant hybrid strain that makes a pretty close comparison to the religious figure in terms of miracles. A cross between OG Kush and Granddaddy Purple, God’s Gift is one of the more potent strains available in the cannabis market. Its THC content level can reach highs of 27%, and it’s as delicious as it is potent with a sweet fruit medley of grape and citrus flavours when smoking. With a therapeutic high that leaves you feeling so relaxed as if you’re finally at peace with the Holy Father, the God’s Gift strain will leave you wanting to go to church.
God’s Gift delivers a high fairly quickly, and it is one that is worthy of the Almighty. Users will enter a trance-like and incredibly dreamy state. You will also feel uplifted and at peace as all your worries are washed away in this experience of ultimate relaxation. Due to the deep sense of relaxation, you most likely would not want to get up from your couch or bed as is the case with most users when using this strain, so nighttime or pre-bedtime use is highly recommended. The intensely therapeutic effects of this strain on the mind and body make it particularly popular and helpful for stress, anxiety and depression, as well as insomnia, chronic pains, headaches and migraines. A perfect stress reliever, with God’s Gift, you’ll feel as if you’ve just entered the gates of heaven itself!
God’s Gift has a steep indica-leaning dominance at a ratio of 90% to a mere 10% of sativa. It averages a THC content measurement of an impressively sky high of 27% and also contains 1% CBD. These impressive numbers are in part due to its parents, OG Kush and Granddaddy Purple, both notable strains on their own who also have impressive numbers. OG Kush, a cult favourite, averages between 19%-24% in THC and also maintains 1% CBD, whereas
, one of the most popular Purple strains, averages an even higher average of 20%-27% and too carries 1% in CBD. Even though God’s Gift already has a high THC content, those seeking a more intensified experience with concentrates can look at shatter options and send themselves to heaven with Faded Extracts God’s Gift Shatter!
The God’s Gift strain is quite dense and packed with crystalline trichomes, gleaming white amongst its notable purple hues, like the stained glass window murals of cathedrals. While Christ may not be able to transform God’s Gifts buds into wine, the strain does have aromas reminiscent of sweet grapes and berries, similar to its parent, Granddaddy Purple. Its flavours upon smoking are just as delectable with the same grapey berriness, but God’s Gift is a bit more complex as it is furthered by tones of lemon, fresh citrus and hash spices. A sweet fruit medley perfect for any supper!
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I fear many reviews I read before trying any strain just aren't 'seasoned users' like I, as this didn't hit the mark for me sorry...decent, but not a favorite sorry GS