Stiiizy Disposable Vape 5g (Hybrid)

With big taste and even bigger clouds, The LIIIL STIIIZY hits like a heavyweight. This portable, discrete, and disposable weed pen holds .5 grams of premium oil in all your favorite flavors to deliver an unmatched vaping experience. With the LIIIL STIIIZY, size truly doesn’t matter. Sometimes, big things come in small packages.

Origin And Characteristic

If you love a sweet, fruity, and gassy weed strain, then Stiiizy’s Disposable could be your next favorite consumable. Chances are you’ve seen it on dispensary menus. Stiiizy’s Disposable buds appear thick and dense, with a somewhat foxtail look to them. Their color tends to be dark green with dark purple spots throughout the buds as well as a thick coat of trichomes. If you haven’t tried Stiiizy’s Disposable yet, you should. 

Stiiizy’s Disposable, developed by Lumpy’s Flowers, is a balanced 50% Indica / 50% Sativa hybrid strain renowned for its sweet, apple pastry-like aroma and flavor. This hybrid uniquely combines a cerebral, creativity-boosting Sativa effect with the relaxing, physical ease of an Indica, without causing heavy sedation. It’s favored for stress relief and pain management, offering a balanced experience for both recreational and medicinal users.

Lumpy’s Flowers crossed Sour Apple with Animal Cookies to create the Stiiizy’s Disposable strain, sometimes called Stiiizy . This resulted in dense, trichome-coated buds with dark green and purple shades. The hybrid strain is potent and has led to the creation of other popular strains, such as Apple Runtz and Cherry Pie.

Upon consumption, the taste of an apple-flavored dessert will coat your mouth. You will also taste a somewhat sweet and earthy gassiness that will satisfy any cannabis connoisseur’s palate.

Stiiizy’s terpene profile weaves together peppery cinnamon notes of caryophyllene, the hoppy presence of humulene, citrus touches of limonene, and the flowery, herbal scent of terpinolene, which you also find present in sage, rosemary . And nutmeg to name a few. In fact, terpinolene is also present in apple conifer trees . Potentially explaining the connection to a strain like Apple Fritter.