Question 1

Why is it called Death Bubba?

Accepted Answer

It is named so because of its origin story – a cross of Bubba Kush and the Death star. The name also highlights the indica dominant strain, giving an experience that is so called a ‘Death slumber’. Deep sleep is the highlight of this strain.

Question 2

How long do the effects of Death bubba last?

Accepted Answer

Though there isn’t an exact number of hours that the effect lasts, they are pretty strong and they last for many hours. This depends on each person’s tolerance, so can highly differ from one person to another.

Question 3

When is the right time to take Death bubba?

Accepted Answer

It is best taken at night or around dinner time. The effects heighten, eventually enveloping one in deep slumber. If you are going to be at home during the day without responsibilities you can take Death bubba during the day too…But do be prepared for a deep slumber.

Question 4

Why is Death bubba from Canada so famous?

Accepted Answer

The strain was bred in Vancouver, Canada. Therefore Canada has the best Death bubba in the world. It’s a hub for Death bubba! We know our way around it and very experienced hands tend production in Canada.

Question 5

Can a beginner try Death bubba?

Accepted Answer

Death bubba is popular with veterans. The effects are so strong that people tend to take their time before moving up to Death bubba. For any beginners, they should be aware with Death bubba that there is a possibility of panic to set in due to the severity of its effects. It is best to have some experience with similar, but less potent strains before moving up to Death Bubba.

Question 6

Will Death bubba help with severe body aches?

Accepted Answer

Death bubba is known for its high body numbing qualities. Some call it the full body coma. The effects set in slowly and cover the entire body in a numbing coma that then tucks you in for a deep slumber. People use it as pain relief as it numbs the body.

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