Dulce De Leche
Dulce de Leche is an indica-dominant hybrid recognized for its dessert-inspired flavor profile and a reported progression from euphoric uplift to deep physical relaxation.
About Dulce De Leche
Dulce de Leche is a name applied to several distinct genetic lines, resulting in ambiguity regarding its exact lineage. One version is a cross of Mother's Milk and Milk and Honey, bred by The Fire Department. A separate iteration is reported to be a cross of Cream Caramel, Maple Leaf, and an unknown ruderalis strain. Additionally, some believe there is an unknown combination of parent strains attributed to Claybourne Co.
Regardless of the specific lineage, the strain is characterized by a rich, indulgent flavor profile featuring notes of pine, earth, fruit, citrus, and spice. Consumers often report feeling hungry, relaxed, and aroused. The experience may begin with a sense of optimism and energy as negative or racing thoughts dissipate, before transitioning into a relaxed, sleepy state. It is often used by patients seeking relief from chronic pain, chronic stress, anxiety, insomnia, depression, cramps, muscle spasms, and fatigue.
Plant characteristics
The buds are oversized and grape-shaped, featuring mint green nugs with forest green undertones. They are covered in thin orange hairs and a layer of white crystal trichomes, coated in a sticky, sweet resin.
