Diamonds – AAAA – Island Sweet Skunk – Sativa

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Diamonds – AAAA – Island Sweet Skunk is a Canadian original, grown for decades on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. With top THC levels of 19%, it’s a potent tool for treating low mood. Island Sweet Skunk smells and tastes exactly as its name implies: sweet and skunky. It also delivers aromatic hints of the tropics. This strain, which won a Canadian award at the High Times Cannabis Cup, is a sativa-dominant hybrid of original Skunk #1, a local California strain known as Sweet Skunk, and an unknown sativa. The Sativa/indica ratio is 80:20.

This hybrid can have as much as 19% THC and may be effective daytime medication for minor aches, arthritis, nausea, and appetite loss. Island Sweet Skunk can encourage a good mood and can be used to treat depression, anxiety, and stress. Users often feel focused and creative. It may also help with migraines, fatigue, and nerve pain.

What are Diamonds?

Diamonds are a form of concentrate that you can smoke or vape. They appear as crystalline structures that are semi-transparent and, well, look like diamonds. Diamonds are made from another concentrate called sauce. Known for it’s runny and glossy appearance, sauce is created through a closed-loop process. The sauce is put through another process, called diamond mining, where heat and pressure create diamonds.

Diamonds are the most potent concentrate and can contain up to 99.9% THC when heated up. That’s a massive difference, from other concentrates that have a general THC potency of 70-90%. Although shatter is popularly believed to be more pure than diamonds, this is not true.

How is it Used?

You’ll need to heat up diamonds before you get high. This concentrate can be consumed by smoking, vaping or dabbing. You’ll want to invest in some equipment to maximize your experience. You can also add diamonds to your joint and smoke it. Finally, take a diamond, crush it up, and sprinkle it in with your dried flower.

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