This flower is cultivated indoors, in living soil. It’s gives off a beautiful blend of greens and purples in color. These colors run from light to dark, inside and out. Wide range of colors. She has orange stigmas and a very dense trichome coverage inside and out. Very distinct trichomes heads are visible.
This flower is quite dense. I’d say on the upper end of med/high density. Very defined and well trimmed structure. Most nugs are a tree, pinecone shape, with varying amounts of protruding buds. This flower is a tad on the drier side externally, but still retained some sticky/greasiness on the outside. It’s on the breakdown that you can feel more of the moisture content present and get more of the stickiness hiding inside. Small critique. Pretty dark fresh still. So I’d say give it a numb in moisture content for the picky peeps. Still breaks apart well with fingers, not brittle at all. Sticky finger breaks.
She gives off an awesome blend of the “biscotti” type of a cakey/cookie dough hiding behind a sharp, sour, earthy pungent diesel gas dominance. When broken down…. You get a sharper kinda grape / lavender type scent when the anthocyanins are unleashed on some of the more purple latent buds. More of an earthy diesel gas on the greener ones. The taste is a mixture of the earthy pungent diesel gas and the biscotti cake/dough notes, with a lavender back end. There is a touch of the biscotti in all aspects of this flower. I’m a gas lover so the unknown hybrid in this cross made it my jam!
The flower was a bit throaty in the glass piece and a touch smoother in the j, could use some work on the 💨 smoothness. With added moisture discussed above, I think she would be improve here too. Indica dominant hybrid effects. Relaxed, body calmness. Not drowsy, stress relief, chill.
