Atomic Bomb
Hybrid
THC 13%
CBD -
Discover the explosive power of the Atomic Bomb cannabis strain, a potent Hybrid beloved across the cannabis community. Known affectionately by enthusiasts as simply "Atomic", this strain is the dynamic offspring of Chemdawg, Emerald Triangle Kush, and THC Bomb. Its genetic lineage promises an extraordinary experience, blending the best of its parents into a singular, unforgettable cannabis strain.
Atomic Bomb is renowned for its vibrant flavour profile, bursting with the refreshing tastes of menthol, lime, and lemon, and its potent effects that can propel users into a state of euphoric bliss. Beyond recreational pleasure, it’s sought after for its potential to alleviate cramps, depression, and headaches, making it a versatile option for those seeking relief.
Crafted from a remarkable blend of genetics, the Atomic Bomb weed strain stands out for its unique flavour and robust effects, marking its territory as an iconic Hybrid in the world of cannabis connoisseurs.
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**Consumers have reported these possible side effects. However it is important to note that cannabis affects everybody differently, and a majority of consumers report not experiencing side effects when consuming cannabis.
