Kimbo Kush reviews

So far my favorite strain for night time use. Knocked me out in five minutes, I used less than a 1/4 of a gram. Pleasant taste and smooth smoke. I am a new medical patient, also new to this in general. This has offered the best migraine relief and anxiety relieving properties.

It lived up to the expectations I had. This was the first strain I've ever smoked (late bloomer: strict military parent, joined military early, recently retired from military). Felt very relaxed, will definitely try it again...just to be sure.

Pretty looking buds, nice smell. I’m a heavy smoker and after one joint I had a good head change. I didn’t experience couch lock or the munchies from this Indica.

I tried this strain in a cartridge. It's really uplifting and energetic. However, it made my anxiety 3 times worse than usual and I was really lightheaded. I had a slight panic attack and felt like I was dying for a minute. Good thing I smoke concentrates a lot so I am used to similar feelings. I would not recommend this for anxiety at all. For depression and energy? Sure.

Named after the one and only Kimbo Slice, this strain will kick your ass in the best way possible. I smoked this at about 7:30pm and it instantly put me in a triangle hold of chillness. I refused to tap and carried on through 2 more rounds. That's when I was hit in the face with a spinning backhand of total relaxation, followed by an upper cut of pure bliss, I was out cold in the 3rd. Perfect body high with a mellow euphoric buzz. Smoke late at night.

Put me on edge and paranoid.

One of my all time favorites! This is one of the few strains that helps me sleep and really truly relax. It is always beautiful- full of trichomes and lil hairs. Typically sweet and and little earthy tasting and smelling but can sometimes lean toward the earthy side. My favorite growers of this train is Avitas.

Solid strain. Intense initial body high. Gentle on the bp even when initially smoked . Maybe a little attention splitting but otherwise very good for focusing and getting things done despite pain, depression, anxiety, or fatgue (or all of the above say.)