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Smell: Pretty mild, not like the stuff I remember where the smell would penetrate almost any container with intense skunkyness, but this may also be a product of marijuana from a dispensary being more dry than stuff of old. More woody and tempered smelling. Taste: The taste brings me right back to weed I would smoke in the 2006-2009 era. Quite a distinct taste. High: Long lasting, prone to make me zone out or get into a bit of a trance, mood lifting, a little dulling. As another reviewer pointed out, this marijuana is much stronger than the TAC would lead you to believe. Terpenes: This one is marked as having .288 beta-myrcene, .292 beta caryophyllene, and .273 of nerolidol 2, which I have included because terpene content is not commonly included on the label but is included on this one.

Bluena looks cool but the effect profile is not very enjoyable or interesting to me. It makes me feel drowsy, cloudy and removed, lazy and ready for bed.

I love good chemistry's flower products. I have only been to the store once but have tried their products a few times at the more local Sira Naturals. LSD, JW-13, and Hindu Kush are all amazing an unique strains that Good Chemistry seems to offer regularly. All their flower products have seemed rich with terpens giving them particularly unique smells and effects. As for the store, the staff was friendly enough, I had to fill out things and experienced technical problems in a busy to chaotic not highly socially distanced place. That wasn't great but I would still go again.

I don't like it quite as much as Jack Herer, but with a 5 star rating system means 5 grades, and it would definitely still fall within the best grade of strains for me. The effects are clearheaded, very uplifting, clear headed, warm buzz in the back of the mind while sensations are amplified and just a little bit more sweet - basically a description of the Jack Herer high right? I don't notice any difference, the taste is maybe a little weaker, a little more floral. The buds really have the same texture and burn the same way as the Jack Herer that I remember - light green, slightly chemy / sweetish, bright green, slightly tacky, dried out sponge. I think its very true to the original strain. This is referring to an 8th of sticky jack I bought from a medical dispensary produced by Cresco brand.

This is one of my favorite strains. It smells like cooked lemon with that smell that the rind starts to give off when cooked, and tastes herbal and lemony. There is a strong body high and bit of relaxation. I tend to like indica or hybrids that lean to indica, but this is one of a few stativa leaning hybrids I like because I find it unlikely to cause anxiety. I would describe the high as cerebral, soothing, intense in a way but not so it leaves my mind feeling hazy, cloudy, or sluggish. I makes me feel a bit dreamy and into the groove of what I am doing.

I like ingrid a lot. It has a pretty modest name compared to some of the more wildly named strains out there - cute. When I smoke it I feel like I quickly feel some tension leave my muscles as my posture relaxes a bit more so than with other strains. It's overall character is gentle, fuzzy (not the type of weed which "leaves you with a clear focus..") and gentle and warm. The smell is nice and floral, but the taste is a little odd. It reminds me of how it seems like leather would taste based on how leather smells, if that makes sense. That with maybe some floral hints and something like allspice - actually not bad, but to call it *delicious* would be a lie. I like this strain and a feminine name for it seems fitting