The buds have lumpy popcorn shaped olive green nugs, with bright orange hairs and a coating of amber crystal trichomes. When broken apart, they release aromas of refreshing pine and sweet chemicals. It tastes of sweet pine with hints of soil and freshly unearthed nuts, on the exhale.
The high from this Buddha of belly laughs wastes no time in taking up residence in your brain. It begins with an uplifting buzz that sends your mind on a euphoric journey of the senses. This infusion of energy will render you adept at social interaction, happily engaging with those around you. This headiness can lead to random fits of the giggles and a wandering mind, so if it’s deep conversation you want, you won’t find it here. This cerebral high will keep building, so because of this, anyone who suffers from anxiety and paranoia should avoid Bob Saget. Moderation is key when enjoying this bud, due to its potentially over-whelming effects.
As a result of these effects and its THC level, Bob Saget is said to be great when treating chronic fatigue, muscle spasms, depression and stress.
Bob Saget can be grown indoors and out. If growing indoors, this plant will flower in 10 to 12 weeks. Outdoors, expect it to flower from the last week of October to the middle of November.
If it is a stress-free time relaxing with friends and enjoying a few laughs you are looking for, then Bob Saget, undoubtedly, is the bud for you.
