Papaya Hash Reserve
Papaya Hash is a traditional pressed hash made from the resin of the Papaya strain, an indica-dominant hybrid usually described as Citral #13 crossed with Ice #2 (some breeders say Mango). Sifting and pressing the resin glands concentrates Papaya’s fruity terpene profile into a resin brick.
| Type | Indica-Dominant Hybrid |
|---|---|
| Format | Pressed hash, 3.5G |
| Genetics | Citral #13 × Ice #2 |
| THC / CBD | 40–55% / <1% |
Tropical fruit meets hash
It comes as a dense, dark mahogany to near-black pressed block with a glossy exterior and a softer, caramel-toned, pliable interior. The aroma brings ripe papaya, candy-like mango and tangy citrus over warm spice and a skunky undertone. Sweet tropical fruit, fresh melon and citrus lead on the inhale, with a warm, earthy, softly spicy hash finish.
Relaxed, happy, gently sedating
The high begins with uplifting euphoria and gentle focus before melting into deep physical relaxation and a mellow calm. It suits unwinding after a long day and, in larger amounts, winding down for sleep.
Ways to enjoy it
- Soften it. Warm a small piece between your fingers for a few seconds until it becomes pliable.
- In a joint or spliff: crumble small pieces, or roll a thin snake, and lay it over ground flower before rolling.
- In a pipe or bowl: sprinkle crumbs over a packed bowl of flower so the hash burns evenly.
- In a vaporiser: use a concentrate-capable device or pad at a low temperature.
What gives it its character
Listed from most to least dominant; levels vary by batch.
Why people choose it
- Muscle tension, inflammation and body aches
- Stress and anxiety
- Appetite and digestive discomfort
- Unwinding after demanding days
- Sleep
Storage
18+ only. This product is for adults aged 18 and over. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
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