Tom Ford Pink Kush Strain Discription

Tom Ford Pink Kush, also known simply as “TFPK,” is an indica dominant hybrid strain (80% indica/20% sativa) created through an unknown combination of indica dominant hybrid strains. Known for its insanely gorgeous appearance, Tom Ford Pink Kush has small rounded dense forest green nugs with pinkish and purple undertones, vibrant pink-orange hairs, and a coating of frosty clear white crystal trichomes. As you pull apart each frosty little nugget, aromas of sweet honey and sour citrus are released, complemented perfectly by touches of rich woods and earth. The Tom Ford Pink Kush is just as delicious as the flavor, with long-lasting effects that are perfect for when you want to kick back and relax after a long and stressful day. Your mental state will immediately feel substantial relief as any negative or racing thoughts are edged out, replaced with pure blissful haze. This stoney effect will soon spread from mind to body, leaving you feeling to tally relaxed and pretty sedated as you start to fade away into peaceful sleep. With these effects and its high 23-25% average THC level, Tom Ford Pink Kush is often said to be perfect for treating those suffering from conditions such as chronic anxiety or stress, depression, chronic pain, insomnia, and chronic fatigue.

What is Shatter?

Shatter is an extract, which is a type of cannabis concentrate that’s produced using a combination of weed plant materials and solvents. The appearance of thc shatter is typically translucent, though its colouring can range from a bright honey like amber to a darker yellow shade like olive oil.

Visually, all shatters may appear to have the same consistency, but the physical texture of individual products can vary from extremely brittle to a taffy like snap-and-pull quality. This inconsistency gives some insight into an individual product’s cannabinoid profile.

Specifically, shatter that’s higher in tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) will tend to be sappier than a product with a higher level of tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA), which will be much more brittle by comparison. At room temperature, THC is a sappy oil, giving shatter with a high THC content a more viscous consistency, whereas THCA is solid at room temperature, yielding a fragile concentrate that’s easier to break apart.