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not trying to sound like a basic bitch, but the best cultivars to me, that I've ever smoked are purple. Purple Dream from Agricola, Pink Jesus from Sonoma Hills Farm, Whitethorn Rose from Huckleberry Hill, and #26 from Canna Country. CC #26 is insanely purple and citrusy smelling, similar looking to whitethorn rose, the only cultivar I've seen that has that same insanely deep purple and insanely strong but clean and bright citrusy flowery but super unique flavor, the terpene ocimene is kind of like basil, the word comes from Greek Ozo to smell. A uniquely balancing effect, didn't find it too "stimulating" but you could definitely say it's energizing as it has the power to bring you back into perfect equilibrium no matter what your starting point is. Smelled insanely good still despite being months old on the shelf and it being nearly a year after harvest, amazing. The hype is real.

smoked a joint of black African magic. made olive oil infused with flower. didn't love the flavor smoking it, strange I don't like terpinolene's intense flavor but I love its medicinal effect, kind of like Durban poison but definitely different, personally I love the energizing effect. My hypothesis is that people don't like "sativas" because smoking them is too "light" of an effect, compared to say smoking OG kush. genetics have been bred for "smoking," not eating. I have never heard of anyone creating genetics bred specifically for an "edible" strain. Since everyone knows, if you eat enough, the effect can be way stronger, and if I'm taking "high dose THC", all I want is "sativa," because I want to trip out and enjoy feel cooked for hours, not be asleep and feel dead for two days! Hence why even some heavy smokers are scared of edibles, lol. And so the edible form of this for me is superior to (skunk-crossed/stabilized?) durban poison and is more likely a landrace that has not been cross bred. It is just as I expected/hoped, very uplifting, energizing, clear headed, "psychedelic," with levels of potency for me unachievable/unknowable by just smoking, which is where the unique effect of a strain like this proves undeniably to shine through, which I think is truly amazing, and close to being the indigenous landrace cultivar of my dreams. all the other "landraces" I have been able to try have been crossed with a different strain, and thus never really quite a perfect example. this guy golden temple cannabis in Thailand goes on and on about it, and I thought perhaps he was just going on about nothing, but I think he's right. he alleges a lot of bad things occurring with modern genetics. spiritually to me it just makes sense, strains are bred semi cluelessly for yield and the greed of growers, recessive traits disappear as a result, and a lot of the great rare qualities of this plant are lost, perhaps forever. the example in california is grown by the bohemian chemist who back crossed it to increase CBC levels, a newly researched cannabinoid that may have unique therapeutic/medicinal effects. for all we know, a combination such as THC+terpinolene+CBC may aid illnesses such as Alzheimer's. I want to encourage the conversation towards making energizing landrace "Sativa" cultivars of cannabis known about/admired/available, because they seem to not be in the conversation at all, most of the time in the dumbed down modern day cannabis world.

Pink Boost Goddess looks, smells, and feels unlike anything else. The THCV is amazing for sharp nerve pain when nothing else works. Can’t really describe the way it smells, besides bright, which is true to its effect. Very gentle and healing but can be very cerebral and trippy. Uplifting, uplifting, uplifting. A beautiful manifestation of the goddess.

Cherry Cheesecake hits heavy and is the type of ‘strain’ you can’t really find anymore, harkening back to the days when it was on the medical prop 215 market. A balance of relaxing and uplifting, great for stress and pain. A good choice if you get anxious from ‘sativas,’ or want one of the heaviest hitting flavorful flowers you can get. Perfect for passive activities like going to dinner or enjoying the movie theater without having a panic attack thanks to the limonene!

One of the best cultivars currently available, Pink Jesus is special in looks, flavor, and effect. Always an up high, it’s incredibly gentle at low doses but can easily become overpowering at higher doses. Credit to its uniqueness is that the high also carries over when eaten rather than smoked, which is testament to its broad cannabinoid profile and uniquely cerebral ‘sativa’ effect. It’s a pretty potent aroma that’s very fruity in a tangy raspberry sort of way, and also somehow with cheese, maybe a hint of super clean gas. Full of beautiful complex contradictions, Pink Jesus is pretty psychedelic, dumps resin, and unlike Jesus Christ, she may truly save you.

The hype is real - after trying the elusive flower vs the more commonly available rosin, I definitely prefer the full bud. Opening a jar smells heavenly, almost like lemon lavender popsicle sweet fruit punch, not picking up on any scatol poopy terps this time, just straight fruit and super unique. Such a unique euphoric and comforting high that I can’t describe, different than anything else I’ve ever experienced. Even lingering smoke in a room doesn’t smell like a normal burnt joint, the incredible fruity aroma is still there. Miraculous.