F.B.E. – DIAMONDS – WHITE BERRY

***PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL JARS FROM FAT BOY EXTRACTS CAN BE MIXED & MATCHED FOR BULK PRICING***

THC-A diamonds are characterized by their crystalline appearance. Once THC is reduced to its purest state, crystallization occurs, creating a substance that shines like no other concentrate on the market. THC-A diamonds are truly the purest and most potent form of THC. These extracts are not made for newbie consumers and are best enjoyed by concentrate fans who desire to experience a new potency level.  The best method of consumption for this particular type of concentrate, much like many others, is dabbing it with a trusty dab rig.

White Berry, also commonly called “Blue Widow” and “Berry White,” is a slightly indica dominant hybrid (65% indica/35% sativa) strain created through a cross of the insanely popular White Widow X DJ Short Blueberry strains. This dank bud effortlessly fuses the flavors and effects of both of its parents, making for a gorgeous smoke that you’ll want to repeat again and again. The smell is strong with a sweet berry aroma that has a sour fruity scent that is released as the nugs are smoked. The taste is of sweet blueberry with a hint of sour earth upon the exhale that intensifies as you continue to smoke. This bud has super frosty small and airy round pebble-shaped nugs that appear to be forest green under their thick coating of crystal white trichomes. These nugs have sparse bright amber hairs and rich blue undertones that sometimes show through the frosty coating. The White Berry high is happy and uplifted in nature, but can become heavy in the body if too much is consumed at one time. You’ll immediately feel a surge of positive mellow energy and motivation that powers your creativity and provides a sense of focus. If enough is smoked, you’ll be overtaken by a powerful couch-locking body buzz that knocks you flat out. These effects and its average THC level of 16-22% make White Berry the perfect bud for treating chronic stress or anxiety, mild to moderate cases of depression, nausea, and migraines or tension headaches.