King Tut

King Tut, also referred to as Tutankhamon, is a cannabis strain that honors the formidable Pharaoh Tutankhamun, who was among the most notable and youthful of Egypt's ancient kings. Although its lineage is unknown, King Tut is a sativa-dominant hybrid (sativa/indica ratio: 80:20) that is reported to be descended from the renowned AK-47 sativa-dominant strain. It's difficult to confirm the alleged high THC levels due to King Tut's rarity. However, while CBD levels aren't frequently published, this strain shouldn't be the only one used to treat epilepsy or other ailments that benefit from CBD.

This is a wonderful pick for daytime errands, social activities, or creative endeavors because of its intellectual and perky high. Treat depression, chronic pain, stress, inflammation, and nausea using this strain. King Tut has a nasty, skunky stench and tastes like fresh fruit and flowers. Although there aren't many documented side effects, bloodshot eyes, dry lips, and even paranoia should be anticipated. The Pacific Northwest, Arizona, and Michigan are where King Tut is most well-liked.