tree of life dispensary was founded by a group of visionaries whose shared ambition was to revolutionize the public’s perception of cannabis. Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, the dispensary delivers a premium product and unparalleled customer service for the local community.
Unlike its sedating Trainwreck parent, this strain offers a more cerebral experience with its high-THC sativa lineage. It produces small, lumpy olive green buds with a smooth lemony orange flavor and a rich sandalwood aroma. Upon inhalation, Tree of Life delivers a subtle surge of energy and a rush of creativity. The high begins with a sense of euphoria that lingers throughout the body, soothing away any aches or pains and lifting the mood to an alluringly happy state.
The terpenes in this strain include myrcene, limonene, and caryophyllene. These chemicals create a therapeutic experience for consumers with mood disorders, chronic fatigue, and stress. It can also be used to treat conditions such as insomnia, migraines, nausea, and headaches.
This plant can be found throughout much of Clackamas County in disturbed areas, especially along forest edges, roadsides, fence rows, urban parks, and old fields. It can grow in full sun or part shade, in poor soils, and a variety of weather conditions. It grows vigorously, producing a dense mat of branches and roots. When cut, it can produce new plants from the stump and root system. It reproduces both by seed and vegetatively through sprouting roots, which is why it can re-establish quickly in cleared sites. Control measures may be needed to prevent this weed from taking over natural areas, such as by using herbicides or mechanical removal methods (mowing, pulling, and hand-pulling). Contact your local county noxious weed board for information on control options.