Electric Lemon G reviews

I heard so much positive things about Biscay from CTMMP only to get it and feel very disappointed. 27 bucks wasted. Why? Because first I feel NO sativa effects at all. It’s all in the head . Big headaches . Good warmth followed by chills to moderate shakiness. Stomach cramps intensify rather than subside . The taste is sub par. All around an awful strain. I love lemon strains but this is god awful! Do not BUY

Bought it because it was more affordable than other strains. Known as Biscay by Theraplant. Presently surprised. Left me with a blissful type of high. This strain feels a little harsh on the throat.

CT Strain Name: Biscay I've only ever tried this strain using a Pax 2 vaporizer, I noticed it allowed me to stay more alert in the late afternoon while relaxing my anxiety and allowing me to accomplish my chores/tasks.

Flavorful. Powerful. Certainly a textbook Sativa. Deducted one star for potency. The medical effects have a quick half life for me, so I am weary of the 21% THC level on the jar. You can find this strain as “Biscay” on the CT MMP, grown by Theraplant. Certainly worth having in the daytime rotation.

I'm giving ELG a 4.7 on the John 18 scale, subtracting a mere .03 points, which will be explained in the following: 1. Description: Beautiful light green buds, with abundant orange hairs, covered with crystals. The buds are quite firm, and grind up and roll like a five star herb. The flowers are very aromatic, with a tiny hint of lemons, but a strong Northern Lights #5 influence. I just happen to have one good bud left of some wonderful NL#5 to use as evidence, and ELG definitely has a similar scent, only amplified threefold. It's when lit, that the lemon flavor starts to show itself. Nothing overpowered, kind of subtle, but definitely lemony. Effects: When giving reviews, I always try and roll a nice full joint, and if the buds being sampled are Five Stars, then I am satiated, in most cases. I am a veteran smoker, having indulged myself almost daily, for over 42 years, so I have a good frame of reference on this subject. I got through 3/4 of the joint, before I extinguished it. That's a one point deduction. It took about 5 minutes for the ELG to kick in, and I don't know about you, but I get a feeling of pressure behind my eyes and forehead area, when smoking a good Sativa, and ELG gave me that effect. This is not a mind blowing, hands shaking, don't look at me strain, so you folks who do shy away from those strains, i.e...Ghost Train Haze, some variations of Green Crack, and others, need not worry with ELG. This is another.01 deduction, for I am a fan of eyeball popping Sativa that kind of sets you back for a minute thinking, "Wow, I sure hope I don't have to talk to anyone for awhile." After 3/4 of a joint, I was definitely feeling it, but could have spoken to another human, but since no one else is home, I spoke to Lucky, my one,eyed cat, and made perfect sense, he said. The effects lasted for approximately two hours, and that's my final .01 deduction. ELG is not a long distance stoner, so no worries for a whole day deal, more like a daytime smoker that has a great taste and won't blow your mind, thus our 4.7 for Electric Lemon G.

This is one of my favorite CT mmj/dispensary strains (biscay by Theraplant). Its really smooth for a sativa, and I'm not a big sat. fan due to them not always being the smoothest and also I get anxious from sativa sometimes, depending on the strain mostly(I dont think weed makes ppl anxious, I think some sativas can and on the street ppl have no clue a lot so they just think weed makes them anxious, I'm not going down that hole) but this has never given me any anxiety at all! I'm always in a great mood after seshing this strain, even after the first hit. I also love the citrus pops it has on this sweet/juicy flavor, the juicey-ness I get from it for me is most similar to juicy fruit gum but with these awesome citrus pops.

Effects are way off.

Gave me a slightly more anxious feeling than most strains, but still makes me want to not move.