Frozen New York Fanta

Frozen New York Fanta, also known as “Frozen OG” or “Northwest Frozen,” is an indica dominant hybrid strain (80% indica/20% sativa) created through crossing the classic OG Kush X Freeze strains. Best known for its super frosty appearance and long-lasting medicinal high, NW Frozen is the perfect choice for any fan of potent CBD strains. This bud has beautiful small and fluffy conical forest green nugs with icy mint undertones, lots of thin orange hairs and a super frosty, thick coating of tiny, golden-amber crystal trichomes.

As you pull apart each sparkling little nugget, aromas of sweet fruity bananas, sour citrus and skunky herbs are released. The flavor is on the sweeter side of things, with a sugary fruity taste accented by sour, citrusy lemon and fresh woody flowers. The NW Frozen high is one that won’t freeze you out, with soothing effects that serve to calm both mind and body in one go.

You’ll feel lifted and happy with a boost in creativity and that has you feeling like you can easily chat with anyone around you or get really artistic. With these mellow effects and its super low 0-1% average THC level and super high 10-12% average CBD level, NW Frozen is often said to be perfect for treating a wide variety of conditions including depression, inflammation, muscle spasms or cramps, arthritis, chronic stress and fibromyalgia.

Frozen New York Fanta Effects

Frozen New York Fanta : The strain has also granted users an increase in creative juices along with its lazy indica properties. Users can expect the usual negative effects when using Bubblegum – dry mouth and eyes, dizziness and some paranoia. There are a few that also experience headaches from this strain.

The strain is most often used by those enduring stress, anxiety and mood related disorders; allowing them to find some much needed relaxation time. Due to the indica traits, Bubblegum can potentially alleviate pain and dote sleep upon the insomniacs. It is often found beneficial for those that deal with eating disorders, like anorexia, and chronic nausea or vomiting.