DONKEY BUTTER - SIN CITY AAAA (LSO)

DONKEY BUTTER

70% Indica-Dominant
💥 THC: 31.2% | CBD: Trace

Donkey Butter is a heavy indica-dom (Grease Monkey x Triple OG) known for its pungent, gassy, earthy funk and strong, body-melting effects. With high THC levels make it a potent evening or bedtime strain, and the high brings deep physical relaxation, mental calm, and often couchlock. Users often reach for it to help with stress, pain, anxiety, and insomnia.

Effects:
✔ Heavy body relaxation / “melt into the couch”
✔ Calming, stress relief, mental quiet
✔ Euphoria and mood lift before the sedation sets in
✔ Can become very sedating at higher doses (great for sleep)
✔ Mild head buzz; can be spacey or foggy

LSO in cannabis cultivation stands for Living Soil Organic 🌱

It refers to a growing method where the soil itself is alive—packed with beneficial microbes, fungi, worms, and organic matter that work together to feed the plant naturally.

What “Living Soil” Means

Instead of feeding the plant directly with bottled nutrients, you feed the soil, and the soil feeds the plant.

Key components include:

• 🦠 Beneficial microbes & bacteria

• 🍄 Mycorrhizal fungi

• 🪱 Worms & soil organisms

• 🌾 Organic amendments (compost, worm castings, kelp, bone meal, etc.)

🔄 How LSO Works

1. Organic matter is added to the soil

2. Microbes break it down into plant-available nutrients

3. Roots interact with fungi & bacteria

4. Plant takes what it needs, when it needs it

This creates a self-regulating nutrient system.

💨 Why Growers Love LSO Cannabis

LSO flower is often associated with:

• 🔥 Richer terpene profiles

• 🌈 More complex flavors & aromas

• 😌 Smoother smoke

• 🧠 Well-rounded, “cleaner” effects

• 🌍 Eco-friendly cultivation

You’ll often hear people say “LSO just hits different”—that’s why.

🏷️ LSO vs Regular Organic

• Organic: Can still use bottled organic nutrients

• LSO: Minimal to no bottled nutrients — soil ecosystem does the work

True LSO growers usually:

• Use only water (and maybe teas)

• Reuse & “recharge” soil each cycle

• Avoid synthetic salts completely