Gummy Wormz

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Gumdropz Gummy Wormz is an evenly balanced hybrid strain (50% indica/50% sativa) created by crossing the delicious True OG, Strawberry Banana, and Blackberry strains. This strain is perfect for any fan of a tasty fruity flavor, as it packs a mouthwatering fruity strawberry and sugary citrus taste.

The aroma also has a fruity profile, with hints of earthiness accented by sharp lemony citrus as the nugs burn. Moreover, the Gummy Wormz high is just as bright as the flavor, with effects that hit mainly in the mind. Users feel a light lift at the onset, which fills them with cerebral energy and motivation alongside a touch of clear-headed focus. Furthermore, as the mind lifts, a warming tingle washes over the user, leaving them totally aroused and ready to go.

Appearance

The circular or pine cone-shaped emerald buds of Gummy Worms are not particularly impressive. In fact, their below-average density and trichome coverage remind users of its great-grandparent Zkittlez, and the pistils often pop up.

Gumdropz Gummy Wormz Aroma

Gummy Wormz carries sweet and sharp hints of berries, grapefruit, green apples, and even pineapples. However, all of these fruity notes have a sugary overtone that does remind users of sour gummy worms, but the woody, herbal blanket is too strong for anything to linger.

Gumdropz Gummy Wormz Flavor

While the strain’s name suggests a delightful fruity flavor, the flower’s taste is a letdown. Specifically, it is dirty, earthy, and zesty on the back end. Additionally, the sweet, fruity notes are likely more present in Gummy Wormz’s rosin and other extracts, but the flower leaves a lot to be desired.

Effects

Interestingly, Gummy Wormz was able to kill stress without numbing the brain or immobilizing the body, which is rare. Users report having critical thinking and physical energy available when needed, although newer users might not be able to switch it on and off as easily. Nevertheless, the consistent ability to relax in all facets without nuking the user into submission deserves praise.