Behind The Bud Volume 1 – Featuring: Obama Runtz Weed Strain

Obama Runtz Weed Strain

If you’ve been anywhere near a dispensary in New Jersey recently, chances are you’ve heard of Garden Greens. Their hundred (plus) years worth of experience shines through the top tier strains that they’ve been dropping on the New Jersey cannabis market. Several strains are serious show stoppers with one of the most popular being their ‘Obama Runtz’ strain. 

Strain: Let’s Explore the Bud

The flower itself is a stunning green with purple undertones, and is covered in crystal trichomes.  What makes this strain stand out isn’t just how gorgeous the bud is, but also the beautifully balanced blend of terpenes. Obama Runtz is high in d-limonene, beta-myrcene and linalool.  What the hell does that mean?  Here’s the short and sweet version.

D-limonene means that this strain is anecdotally a potential stress reliever and a mood booster.

Beta-myrcene may provide relaxation for the whole body, and gives the smell of earthy undertones.  

Linalool is responsible for this strain’s floral taste and scent. It is also may be responsible for the calming, relaxing hug this strain wraps consumers in. 

How might it make you feel?

Although the strain is an indica, it’s not super sedating and won’t leave you falling asleep on the couch (unless, that’s your vibe of course). Obama Runtz is the perfect strain many users note for a chill night inside, whether you’re playing board games, baking cookies, watching a movie, the game or just hanging out.  

Why we chose Obama Runtz’ for our consumers:

It’s a simple answer, when you consider the reputation the bud has made for itself.  So many consumers (including our budtenders here at Brotherly Bud) have tried and loved the strain.  The name itself provides an allure that draws in the consumer.  However, it’s the comfortable, chill high that keeps everyone coming back for more.  Despite talking to hundreds of other Cannabis lovers about the Obama Runtz strain, there has not been a single negative thing said about the flower.

Writers Credit : Fox Parker (Lead at Brotherly Bud – Mt. Ephraim)