Today I purchased Eleven (11) Roses, under the pretext of locating a strain aimed at cooling down some nausea and general stomach pain – ya girl was going through it. Anyway, once I was able to finally settle my stomach some, I decided to use Eleven Roses to help me recover. At home, I plopped down on the edge of my bed and prepared to see what the strain could do.
I tried the strain as a full spectrum distillate cartridge from the local dispensary here in Arkansas. The taste offered nothing remarkable.
Because the cartridge I tried was full spectrum, I did taste more of a CBD-ish undertone that essentially overpowered the natural terpenes of Eleven Roses. Some have reported Eleven Roses to taste metallic, and I am inclined to agree.
Once the CBD-like taste dissolves it does give way to a metallic-y taste. Therefore, if you aren’t someone that like to select bud based on flavor, you might want to try Eleven Roses.
Eleven Roses is the perfect strain for micro-dosing, but not for continuous heavy use all day or you will not be productive.
Although you can remain productive after smoking a little of Eleven Roses, it does pack quite the medicinal punch necessary to knock out any physical ailments. During my use, I found Eleven Roses perfect for nausea, general headache and malaise, along with depression.
I had feelings of euphoria that didn’t become so overwhelming that I’d cry – which is a major win for me. It is important to know that not all cannabis strains help in relieving depression.
Eleven Roses is heavy enough to resolve problematic bodily pain, however when toked at a much lower heat setting can be a smooth-hitting work aide that keeps anxiety at bay. (Disclaimer: I do not condone operating any heavy machinery or any vehicle on public roads while under the influence of cannabis. You are grown. Make grown and wise decisions.)
Eleven Roses was offered as an indica-leaning strain, however I found it great for performing light tasks around my home. As always, do your due diligence. When in doubt, ask your Budtenderor licensed cannabis qualifying doctor.
Might have to try this one