Description

Appearance – Colors are lots of purple, deep dark green, a silvery trichome-y sheen, some red, and various other shades of green. It is FROSTY with trichomes. The buds are dense – not insanely so but good, solid density. Dense enough that you definitely want to grind them, and you want the trichomes in the base of your grinder. My friend did an experienced job on the dry and cure and pretty much brought out the best in this bud to my eyes.

Smell – WHOA the smell. Two worlds here: One – pre grind, in bud form – the smell from the bag is immediately strong, pungent, dank, fruity, and primarily lemony/citrusy. Two – post grind – this is where the magic happens. The smell is EXTREMELY fruity, VERY sweet, with a significant sourness in the background to it, and honestly it smells EXACTLY AND PRECISELY like when you open a box of Fruity Pebbles cereal. No joke. That’s just exactly what it smells like ground up. Strong strong smell. When I opened the bag my roommate was at my door (I’m at the whole other end of the house) within minutes telling me to take that shit outside. Ha!

Taste -Again, WHOA. This may be this strain’s finest hour. I expected lots of sweetness and fruit, and it has that in droves. But when smoked, at least to my palette, the sourness comes more forward. In a really really good way. It balances the sweetness and brings a serious complexity to the fruit element. Where upon smelling in the bag it seemed primarily lemony, and upon grinding primarily fruity/sweet, upon smoking I got all kinds of specific fruit notes. Lemon for sure. That’s the strongest flavor but not overwhelmingly so at all. Well balanced with a combination of a decent amount of orange, a little grape, a little grapefruit, a little peach (!), and maybe a tiny twinge of apple even, although that may have been my wishful thinking. The taste to me was much much more complex than I thought it would be.