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The specimen of JH I purchased consisted of about 7 or 8 compact, long buds on the smaller side. In a way, its size prompted me to question the tender as to whether it was sativa-dominant or not, upon which I was offered a sniff, and it smelled *beautiful*! A fresh, piny scent accentuated by hints of earthy must. After grinding the smell was overwhelming, and quickly filled the room, then spread throughout the house. I had to light some incense when my roommate came home before I even toked. When I tried it, I was somewhat disappointed at first. I smoked a reasonably large (for me) 1/2 g bowl in a bong and smoked it to the head in three large hits, interrupted only by my a bout or two of choking. I didn't feel anything for about 10 minutes. While I sat puzzled over the Collective's usually great recommendations, I was struck with a wave of pure rocket fuel! It felt kind of like it had some Strain in its lineage, but it was also, at least in my case, a creeper. All in all, I loved it. The only reason I didn't give it a 5 is because it looked like it wasn't cured that well, but it was still fresh and potent, and for $7 per gram at the dispensary on special, you can't go wrong.

The pungent aroma is beautiful, with a hint of, perhaps, lemon, and indeed does smell like diesel fuel, which isn't a terrible smell if you love "skunky" Chemdawg-type smells. From my experiences, I believe it's born of a mix of Chemdawg, Northern Lights and an unknown strain, as detailed in the video. It's a very potent strain if cured properly. Although it can be a one-hitter-quitter strain, its taste is deliciously sour with a subtle hints of sweetness demand more attention, and I usually end up taking a few more tokes. In my humble opinion, it epitomizes everything I find in the beauty of a pure sativa, yet unlike many, it still allows you to rest or even sleep if needed, merely uplifting you instead of jolting you awake.