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Melon Wreck

Melon Wreck is a hybrid, listed at 16–26% THC. Only one source has published details on it so far, so this is a short listing rather than a full guide.

Details come from one strain database and aren't confirmed by a second source yet.

Reported THC
16–26%

How people describe it

Body HighCalmingRelaxingSleepyTinglyUplifting

Smell and taste

BerryCitrusEarthySourSpicyFruitySugarySweet

Strains near it in popularity

Malibu Mirage strainMalibu MirageTHC 20–29%Mammoth strainMammothTHC 20%Mandarin Sunset strainMandarin SunsetTHC 18–21%Midnight Climax strainMidnight ClimaxTHC 20–25%Milky Way strainMilky WayIndica-leaning hybridMonkey Bread 1 strainMonkey Bread 1THC 20–32%

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