Bulk Flower- Hash Burger- Madhous
The Hash Burger strain is a potent indica-dominant hybrid bred by Skunk House Genetics. It is known for delivering a strong body high and relaxing, euphoric effects.
Genetics
Hash Burger was created by crossing Han Solo Hash Plant with Double Burger.
Han Solo Hash Plant: A deeply relaxing strain with a pungent, hashy aroma and spicy, earthy flavor.
Double Burger: A descendant of the GMO lineage, it provides an uplifting cerebral effect that balances the more sedative parent strain.
Appearance
The buds are dense and colorful, with a forest-green base and hints of amber and purple.
They are covered in a thick layer of sticky, frosty trichomes.
Aroma and flavor
Hash Burger has a bold and complex aromatic profile with notes of spicy lemon, pine, and skunk, inherited from its GMO lineage. Its flavor is a rich combination of:
Spicy and lemony hash: A sharp, citrusy taste with a peppery kick.
Woody pine and flowers: Subtle, earthy undertones add complexity to the profile.
Gas and umami: Some reviewers also note savory, funky notes of gas, mushrooms, and grilled sirloin.
Terpene profile
The dominant terpenes in Hash Burger are Myrcene, Caryophyllene, and Limonene.
Myrcene: Known for its sedative and relaxing properties.
Caryophyllene: Offers spicy, peppery notes and is associated with anti-inflammatory effects.
Limonene: Provides a citrusy flavor and is often linked to mood-elevation and stress relief.
Effects and experience
Hash Burger is a heavy-hitter suitable for experienced users due to its high potency.
Relaxation: The high begins with a wave of deep physical relaxation that can lead to couch-lock at higher doses.
Euphoria: A mental uplift and sense of happiness can help combat negative thoughts and lift spirits.
Appetite stimulation: Users commonly report an increase in appetite.
Mood stability: The calming effects can soothe racing thoughts and provide overall mood stability.
Potential medical benefits
While not medically confirmed, Hash Burger is frequently used to address:
Chronic stress or PTSD
Insomnia and restlessness
Depression or mood swings
Appetite loss