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Cherry Dosidos 7.5g
Hybrid | THC 29.00%
Grown by Whitethorn Valley Farm
Cross of Phantom Cookies and Dosidos
Dense flower with large calyxes, coated in trichomes
Light green coloration with purple highlights
Subtle aroma with earthy, funky, and gassy notes
Herbaceous flavor profile
Moderately sedative effects with a lasting, balanced high
£50.00
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Cherry Dosidos, cultivated by Whitethorn Valley Farm, is a trichome-rich flower resulting from the cross of Phantom Cookies and Dosidos. The buds exhibit a dense structure with prominent calyxes, presenting a light green base color accented by deep purple hues. Its aroma is understated yet complex, featuring earthy undertones layered with savory funk and a gassy finish. The flavor profile follows suit with herbaceous notes that complement its distinctive scent. Users report a moderately sedative experience with a stable, enduring effect profile that supports relaxation without being overwhelming.
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Q: What quantity is identified for Cherry Dosidos 7.5g?
A: The product name identifies 7.5 g. Check the actual package label before relying on any serving or unit count.
Q: Can an effect profile be guaranteed for Cherry Dosidos 7.5g?
A: No laboratory results or cultivation records were supplied. Strain names do not establish potency, terpene percentages, cultivation method or predictable effects.
Q: Is Cherry Dosidos 7.5g automatically lawful to supply in the UK?
A: No. UK restrictions depend on the actual composition, classification, licensing and applicable exemptions. Cannabis and THC are controlled under UK law; listing a product is not proof of lawful supply, authorisation or medical approval.
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