Duct Tape

Duct tape doesn't sound like the most attractive name for a strain and it's funky smell, reminiscent of polyethylene, may not entice everyone, but its genetics and reviews suggest it is absolutely worth a try if it fits your target effects. Archive Seed Bank out of Portland is believed to be the original breeder of Duct Tape by crossing GG #4 (Original Glue) with Do-Si-Dos, both highly reviewed strains.

The Duct Tape buds are made of purple, lime-green, and olive-green leaves that blend evenly together. Fiery-orange pistils are generously littered about. Golden trichomes give the illusion of the buds having moss growing on them, and add patches of yellow. Combusting this strain brings to life some pungent cheese flavors in the mix of gas, pine, and YES more duct tape!

And you can count on Duct Tape for being reliable in terms of lab results, with THC levels consistently between 23-25%, making it a well-balanced and reliable hybrid.

The Duct Tape experience has been described as an initial cerebral rush followed by smooth crescendo of energy. As the terpenes work their magic on the muscles and nerves of the body, users are reportedly moving about lighter and more freely. Energy seemingly levels off for many users as the psychoactive properties of the plant express themselves. This reportedly allows for the type of free-range creative thought and comfort that users appreciate when brainstorming or enjoying a yoga class. Some suggest that medical users, seeking relief from chronic pain, who can't afford to be drowsy or sedated, might find Duct Tape helpful. This strain has outstanding reviews for pain. Reliability and versatility are the two qualities we've heard most often about this strain, making Duct Tape definitely worth a closer look.