If you have been toking for a long time, it can take a lot more power to give you some relief. You might be surprised to have to take this pack of chocolate cookies to get to that sweet spot. Oreoz strain isn’t a Cookies family descendant for nothing, and its flavors run just as good as its effects. Want to try a dose of this sugary treat? This review will stuff your mouth with all the tasty details.

Oreoz Strain Background

With scrumptious names like “Oreo Cookies” and “Oreos”, this strain leaves no imagination as to its flavors. Oreoz strain was cultivated by 3rd Coast Genetics, a committed innovator and breeder from Michigan. It is best known for its high THC levels that are always beyond 20%, going so far as to reach 33% at its peak. This contributes to its track record for putting just about anyone to sleep.

Oreoz borrows its flavors and potency from its parents. Cookies & Cream and Secret Weapon don’t shy away in the taste department with the former’s vanilla presence clear and felt with each toke of Oreoz. Secret Weapon also packs on another layer of sweetness to the mix.

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What is Oreoz Strain like?

Visuals

From the start, Oreoz looks like it brings out the party animal in you with its lengthy, pointy leaves. Its heavy buds are rich and sticky with resin, vibrant colors illuminating every inch of the cannabis plant. Neon yellow and orange hairs hover all over it making it look interesting and luscious. Its nugs are compact and just lumpy enough to catch your eye as its crystal trichomes glisten in your pack, jar, or hand. While it may look lively, this is a far cry from its sleepy effects.

Aroma & Taste

If you hold up your Oreoz nug straight up to your nostrils, the first thing that will hit you is the citrus notes. Its earthiness comes out to soothe you but not without its spicy diesel, adding some intriguing smells to the mix. All of this might sound strange. Where is the chocolate, the reason for its name? Don’t worry. You won’t get enough of each whiff specifically because it is mixed in with an overtone of deep, rich chocolate.

Its terpenes tell the tale all the same. You will instantly recognize the caryophyllene to give off the pungent gassiness, as well as a sweet calm and limonene bringing in a good amount of citrus to the flower. To round it all out, myrcene also joins this gang - the reason for Oreoz’ earthy streak, hints to some herb and pine scents.

Oreoz will taste almost the same as its aroma. With each smooth slide down your throat, you wio’t just notice its spiciness, but also the great decadence that is its vanilla and chocolate flavors wrapped into one breath. You will also feel its nutty side adding to its sweet appeal. Lastly, its diesel notes will not be forgotten, as they too make for a chemical-like flavor added to the whole experience.

Experience

Oreoz is just the thing you need if you just want to full-on relax. If you have had the calendar full for days on end and now you finally have a free spot, this one will hit all the right places. Giggles and smiles might start you off, but it will knock you out just like the indica-dominant strain it is. Grab some food for the munchies and you are set for one of the best couch-locking sessions you have had in a while.

Newbies might go in a little cautious with this bud, while long-time users will love its potency. Still, even if you have been around the scene a while, take it slow with Oreoz. It will last you hours and can bring you a sweet high for a chill afternoon or straight off to sleep as a nightcap.

What are the Medicinal Effects of the Oreoz Strain?

Oreoz strain is often sought out for its ability to provide pain management and sedation. These are qualitites which make it useful for those with chronic pain and insomnia. As it is the ultimate relaxing strain it can also be of help to those with anxiety, chronic stress, and depression.

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How Can You Grow the Oreoz Strain?

Oreoz can be grown either indoors or outdoors, as well as in a greenhouse. Unfortunately, it isn’t accessible, as feminized seeds and clippings are rare. Still, many growers have mentioned that its flowering time comes in at around 65 days.

Final Thoughts

If you’re a marijuana veteran looking for a potent flower, Oreoz won’t disappoint. Its sweet combination of flavors and powerful high is both satisfying and intriguing. You’ll want to try this familiar but exciting taste - that is if you can find some!

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