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PURPLE G-HAD FEMINIZED!

Smell- Pungent woody and earthy, with a mandarin orange undertone.
Flavor- Sweet and earthy, with gassy and mandarin orange undertones.
Appearance- G-13 is a medium plant with green foliage and orange-colored hairs. She has large dense rock-like buds. The stalks of G-13 are woody the leaves grow straight upward even during rest hours.
Effects- She has a happy, euphoric relaxing high. G-13 is great for relieving depression, stress and anxiety. She is also great for pain control and increasing appetite.
Rumor has it- G-13 was happily growing in a horticulture lab at the University of Mississippi in the 1970’s when she was kidnapped by a group of gentleman in the Pacific Northwest.

According to lab testing, the G-13 is Landrace, and IBL. She is in the uncommon category and she has very low genetic variation.