If you’re looking to try something new and exciting, you might have just hit the jackpot with The Lizard by Bubba Kings. Born and bred locally in the optimal growing conditions of beautiful British Columbia, these masterful growers produced this AAAA+ indica dominant hybrid craft strain for all of you indica lovers and heavy hitters out there!
| BUD SIZE | Medium – Large |
|---|---|
| GRADE | AAAA+ |
| LINEAGE | Hashplant x Unknown |
| EFFECTS | Relaxed, Euphoric, Sedated, Happy & Sleepy |
| PHENOTYPE | Indica |
| TERPENE PROFILE | Gas, Pine, Diesel & Woody |
The Lizard by Bubba Kings
The Lizard by Bubba Kings is a potent Indica-dominant hybrid that will take you on an adventure of relaxation and happiness. This AAAA+ craft cannabis was born and bred in British Columbia by master growers at Bubba Kings, and has quickly become a must try for all cannabis users. The strain is aptly named after the cold blooded reptile, and is not to be feared as it packs a surprisingly sweet and fruity flavour with hints of spice. This heady combination of taste and aroma is complemented with a heavy and sedative high that offers mental uplift, relaxation, and a blissful euphoria that will help you forget your worries and stress.
Effects
The Lizard by Bubba Kings offers a creeping yet calming and uplifting high that is pleasurable and euphoric. The heavy and sedative effects are great for unwinding after a long day, and can even help with insomnia. While couchlocking, the strain is still able to provide a pleasant peace and comfort without being too sedative or sleepy, as long as you are careful with your doses.
THC Content
The exact genetics and THC potency of The Lizard are yet to be confirmed, though it is estimated to be higher than 25%. Compared to its supposed parent, Hash Plant, which has a ratio of 80% indica dominance to 20% sativa, The Lizard is much more potent with its THC content ranging from 13% to 19%.
Appearance & Aroma
The Lizard buds are small to medium in size, and are densely packed with pale green patches of darker leaves. Its pistils are of a dark burnt orange color, and it is quite frosty with its
