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Orange Is The New Banana

Hybrid Cannabis Strain

Balanced hybrid with versatile effects. Smooth earthy, herbal, pine flavors. Quality cannabis for various occasions.

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About Orange Is The New Banana

Balanced hybrid with versatile effects. Smooth earthy, herbal, pine flavors. Quality cannabis for various occasions.

Orange Is The New Banana Effects

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Orange Is The New Banana Flavors

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Orange Is The New Banana Terpene Profile

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Orange Is The New Banana THC & CBD Levels

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Orange Is The New Banana Genetics & Lineage

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Growing Orange Is The New Banana

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Orange Is The New Banana FAQ

What Type of Strain Is Orange Is The New Banana?

Orange Is The New Banana is a Hybrid cannabis strain.

When Is the Best Time to Use Orange Is The New Banana?

Orange Is The New Banana is best enjoyed during various times throughout the day, depending on your desired effects and tolerance level.

Is Orange Is The New Banana a High-THC Strain?

THC levels for Orange Is The New Banana can vary based on growing conditions and harvest timing. Always check lab test results when available.

What Are the Side Effects of Orange Is The New Banana?

Common side effects of Orange Is The New Banana may include dry mouth, dry eyes, and dizziness, especially at higher doses. Start with a low dose and wait to assess effects.