Eugene Cream reviews
Read people’s experiences with the cannabis strain Eugene Cream.
Eugene Cream strain effects
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Eugene Cream reviews
Amazing strain really tasty
When you are looking for a smooth, sweet Indica that relaxes and relieves the whole body, then Eugene Cream is the strain for you!
I love Eugene Cream to help me sleep, or to reduce any tension in my body!
**Ladies** great for menstrual cramps and period discomfort!
December 14, 2016
Pretty strong stuff. A hazy, psychedelic head high with a nice body buzz.
October 20, 2015
i love this. im an east coast grower thats visiting eugene. this was actually my first legal purchase lol (yay taxes wtf) i walked inot the herbal connection in eugene, and honestly i was highly unimpressed with alot of the flower. but this stood out by far. the bud tender didnt know the genetics, or any local info attached to this local variety (wtf?) im truly liking this. ridiculously frosty, the smell and taste are awesome. potency is not mindblowing but its holding its own. glad to see this interesting town pushing its own name brand.
February 25, 2016
Very potent, wonderful smell. Really a one of a kind bud, smooth smoke, great flavor, and relaxing high. I love to smoke it out of a clean pipe for the complete experience.
April 3, 2016
Eugene can be gloomy and rainy; you might need some cream for that. I find it to be calming for the body, and always seems to cheer me up and make me laugh more. A perfect fit for the name! Smooth smoke through and through
This is a strain I keep coming back to, due to its high pinene content. Eugene Cream is very Unique, with fantastic, large buds stinking of a lot of pine, some earth, and a little cheese on the tail end. The high is very heady, and I look forward to this fantastic strain every night that I am in possession of it.
An energizing and inspiring head high. Plenty potent for my taste. In fact, a little too much can induce brain freeze, but that fades quickly. Would buy again. Nice herbal, piney flavor.





