Where’s My Bike by Karma Genetics

Where’s My Bike by Karma Genetics

Just like Ashton Kutcher in the 2000 stoner flick, you’ll be left confused and wondering where your things are after smoking this strain and perhaps even asking yourself, Where’s My Bike? Also known as WMB, this sativa hybrid was originally created in Amsterdam by Karma Genetics by crossing the Amnesia and Biker Kush strains. Its titular name is quite fitting as Where My Bike offers a strong and heavy cerebral high that users often characterize as a typical stupid or stoner high. It is also extremely relaxing on the body and is an excellent choice for medical users and is comparable to some of the best indicas. With a fruity, bubblegum-like flavour profile and THC levels reaching as high as 26%, Where’s My Bike is a true treat  and a fun smoke for both medical and recreational usage! where’s my bike strain

Effects

The high of Where’s My Bike starts off as a euphoric uplift, and users will quickly feel hazy. This cerebral head high will continue to progress and will settle into a heavy stoned effect. Your mind might be racing, and it’s nothing but pure bliss as negative thoughts are quickly forgotten about. These lifting effects make the strain great for relieving stress and depression, and makes for a nice treat to the end of a long day. It is also an all around fun strain to share amongst friends when hanging out during a night in or for sleepovers. Despite its strong sativa, cerebral high, what it does take on from its minor indica genetics is quite potent. It offers relaxing body effects that can help relieve migraines, headaches, cramps and chronic pains as your body will feel relaxed though without feeling too heavy or sedated. As the high furthers, couch lock is inevitable so it is best suited for evenings rather than daytime.

THC Content

Where’s My Bike has a strong sativa dominance with a ratio of 90% to 10% indica, though its lesser indica ratio is not to be dismissed or ignored as it still offers quite strong indica effects as mentioned above. It contains an above average THC potency, typically measuring at 26%. Its parent, Amnesia, is also a sativa dominant hybrid with a ratio of 70% to 30% indica, and is quite popular in the cannabis community. It is the child of a three way cross between other cult favourites, Cinderella 99, Jack Herer and Skunk, offering THC levels of 24% on average. Biker Kush, however, is an indica hybrid with 75% indica to 25% sativa, and averages between 23% to 25% THC.