Sativa-Dominant

PURPLE CHURRO REDEES BLUNTEES

Name: PURPLE CHURRO REDEES BLUNTEES
Brand: Aphria
SKU: 1067203
Price: 11.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

by Redecan

THC 270.0-330.0mg/g CBD 0.0-10.0mg/g

$11.99

($7.49/g)

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Four-pack of high-THC, sativa-dominant pre-rolls boasting vanilla-cinnamon flavours and rolled in hemp-based wraps.

Product details

Purple Churro Redees Bluntees will take your sweet tooth to a higher level. They elevated the vibrant vanilla and sweet cinnamon flavours of this Cinnamon Horchata x Apples & Bananas cross with a hemp-based wrap and patented filter tips for an unforgettable smoking experience. Indulge with the satisfying slow burn and smooth smoke. Inside Bluntees is meticulously grown flower that’s carefully hang-dried, ground, and perfectly rolled for smooth airflow and rich taste.
- Produced in Ontario
- Brand Redecan
- Producer Aphria
- Common name PURPLE CHURRO
- Type Sativa-Dominant
- THC 270.0-330.0mg/g
- CBD 0.0-10.0mg/g
- Method of consumption INHALE
- Growing method Hybrid Greenhouse
- Harvesting method Hand-harvested
- Packaging material Polyethylene terephthalate (PET)

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