Kaya Full Joy

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Full Joy

The Kaya Full Joy Strain is a flawless fusion of hazelnut and fruit flavors. Full Joy (the Rasta way of saying enjoy) has a distinctly cheesy taste with a light citrus aftertaste. With this sativa, the smooth high should hit you first in the head, then linger throughout the body.

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Full Joy has a sweet mixture of hazelnut and fruit flavors that mingles with a distinctly cheesy initial taste followed by an aftertaste hint of citrus. The nutty aromas, mixed with the skunky sweet tones make it a unique flavor pallate.

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Full Joy Information

Full Joy is from the Joy, also known as “Lemon Joy”, strain family, which is actually known to be from the Lemon Kush family. With its origin in Morocco, Jamaica, India and Colorado, this sativa strain has a hazelnut and citrus blend of flavors that follows into a cheesy and sweet citrusy taste. It is infamous for its lemon citrus aromas and blissful effects, which start in the head and flow through the body. The sweet flavor pairs well with rum, tequila and cognac.

Full Joy Effects

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Full Joy Pairings

Pairs With Music

Damian Marley ft. Stephen Markley

Medication 80%

Protoje, ft Koffee

Switch It Up 50%

Lila Iké

Solitude 75%

Pairs With Food

Kaya Mystic Pizza

veggies and meat smorgasborg 90%

Pad Thai Noodles

rice noodles, peanut sauce, protein of your choice 88%

Nutella Crepes

hazelnut delight 66%

Pairs With Spirits

The Nutty Irishman

Frangelico and Irish Creme Liqueur 85%

Amaretto Cranberry Kiss

cranberry, amaretto, orange juice and vodka 89%

Red Wine

Zinfandel 50%

Where The Full Joy Is Grown

Full Joy Summary

Full Joy is a sativa strain that has delicious scents of hazelnut and fruit. Originating from the strain Lemon Joy and the Lemon Kush family, Full Joy has a high that will hit you hard in the head and face first and then gracefully lingering to the remaining parts of the body. With initial cheesy flavor and citrusy aftertaste, we would pair this with a slice of Kaya’s Mystic Pizza and/or an Amaretto or Frangelico cocktail.