Borrello is an indica-dominant hybrid obtained from crossing Gelato 33 with Do-Si-Dos. Its name honors former Michigan judge Stephen Borrello and his landmark ruling that dismantled a cannabis monopoly seeking to control the state's emerging industry.
Its onset is gradual, washing over the senses with a slow burn of happiness that clears away negative thoughts and loosens tension. With an average potency around 20 to 21 percent THC and about 1 percent CBD, this cultivar leans toward a soothing, nighttime experience that can ease discomfort and invite rest.
Flavor folds a sweet, creamy vanilla cookie into berry notes, while the aroma mirrors that fruity profile with hints of spice and earthy nuttiness. The buds present as long, fluffy, grape-shaped dark olive-green nugs threaded with slender orange hairs and crowned by amber-tinted trichomes. In practical use, Borrello is frequently chosen to address chronic pain, cramps, depression, insomnia, appetite loss or nausea, and PMS, making it a dependable companion for evening unwinds.