Key Lime Pie reviews

great for depression - bad for anxiety I've got pretty bad depression, along with a ton of anxiety. my favourite strains are hybrids that give a good head high, but without any anxiety. this strain is great for depression, it makes me laugh and smile lots! but, it makes my anxiety much worse. if I don't get anxious at all through my high, it's amazing! but the problem is, I can't control when I get anxiety, and I tend to get it a lot. strong strain, tastes and smells fantastic, but would not recommend if you've got difficulties with anxiety

This strain is a smooth 5 star for me. It came over me like a nice cold blanket on a warm night. I felt overwhelmed for about 5 minutes and then it subsided into a very nice relaxing sedative. Very nice sleep and pain aid, no doubt. It made me tingly and I just wanted to hug my fiancé, get some nice booty, and pass out into a deep slumber 😁

Very nice, light taste, great for functioning during the day.. Definitely a good buffer strain, when you need to cut the potency of an Indica...

Taste was amazing - very citrusy and a little earthy. The high was a great body high, perfect for relieving pain and stress.

sweet, perfect for relaxing

This was some of the best tasting smoke I've ever had. I prefer to vape (with an Herbalizer), but this was delicious burned. Nice, deep body high. Very subtle, but deep high. Love this one. Can't wait to vape it.

Excellent! It actually smells and tastes like key lime pie and is very effective... A+ 😍

This is Key Lime Pie from The Green Cross on Mission, Not a promotional smoke: purchased medicine. Indoor and SATIVA, not indica. (That's a larger point, how these names really get to meaning a consistent thing - or purchase, or product, or strain. Strains I associate with sativa or indica I sometimes find reverse labeled, or retailers rename the supply they buy toward their clientele's ear, or call it something cool. The thing about "O.G." being ocean grown is something to pin down, verify and label correct. It makes something solid to build a taste wheel around. The taste, the salt hints I or any aware user can pick up in the smell and smoke of O.G. are real products of region, grow method and what plants are fed. That's just one example. Then there's the million things we like or mean when we use different trade names for our herb. I've only written one other review here because the labeling itself can be so problematic, because it doesn't mean the same thing city to city, or even collective to collective. Add to that: one day this will be in doctor's desk drawers or pharmacies, so they're not gonna prescribe you "Cat Piss".) <-- <-- THIS IS IN PARENTHESES. Was bright and crisp out of the jar - the tender said it got in today (Oct 6, 2015). Springy, acridity to the smell, like almost vinegar is something I notice about fresh weed. Not vinegar, but a salad dressing vibe- oil and greens and vinegar... Smokes delicious: not too sweet, but very present even lightly sprinkled in tobacco. Nice acridity to this strain. Then I got some Dutch Treat (the other review I have up here), which smells terrific. It's one of the few strains, really, which I've been able to find with consistent qualities at different times - and even at different dispensaries. This Dutch Treat has the same nose area as the Purple Star one I wrote about, so I hope the smoke will maintain the same rainforest vibe.... Then I got a gram of Cookie Monster kief. 90 somethin dollars. next stop: rainforest....