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Green Crack has always been a favorite of mine. A lot of folks from my experience mention they taste hints of mango, but that hasn't been the case for myself. To me it has always tasted like a lemon tree. I do not mean it tastes like a lemon because it doesn't have a strong tangy taste. Rather, it tastes like the smell of the blossoms, the dirt of the earth, and with a little lemon zest. Green Crack, based off my own anecdotal experiences, makes my body tingle like an opiate but I'm still able to be energetic. I can focus on classwork and sit comfortably though lectures. I can clean my apartment while still maintaining the same level of contentment of the sunglasses emoji. If you're looking for a nice boost of mental energy while maintaining a steady level of euphoria, in the words of the last gentleman helped me aquire some: "[Green Crack] is some quality shit". Downsides? From personal experience I've found I can hit/surpass my comfortably high point unexpectedly quickly. You know when you're smoking and you get that "one hit" midway through a bowl that makes you realize you are NOT going to be able to finish that bowl? I tend to get those more with GC. If I'm not paying attention to how much I'm smoking I will go from 0—100 unexpectedly. I wish I could explain this better, but I'm struggling to find a proper way to explain this. One interesting experience I had with Green Crack was once before a date (6hrs beforehand) and after 1 bowl I got way too high, I'll admit I had not smoked for about 5 days, however I am usually better at "handling my shit" as the kids say. I mean I'm a six year smoker, I'm better than that. Anyway, my anxiety went through the roof. I had unhealthy food for lunch that day, and GC made the bloated feeling that sometimes comes along with eating bad food intensify. I just felt awful. But the funny part is I managed to get myself together before the date. I had enough energy to tidy up my house, talk down my anxiety, hydrate, etc. It eventually got better, but the anxiety was my worst symptom. 5/5