With an intense tropical lavender aroma and chemical anise notes, this genetic presents itself with a landrace look along a hashplant-like resin coverage, probably inherited from NL. Terpenes are on the aggressive side of Nature. I had to sneeze multiple times while trimming her and even felt slightly ebrious while getting up from my chair after two hours of scissoring.
I haven't tried it yet, since fresh genetics tend to give me a bit of tachycardia, but a friend of mine did and described it as "a concert of thousand drawers all opening and closing themselves at the same time", which make me suppose it's going to be quite stimulant for my wetware. Around 20g of very resinous trim are going to be dried and aged while waiting for the next cold Winter nights and be dry sifted for hash.
I haven't tried it yet, since fresh genetics tend to give me a bit of tachycardia, but a friend of mine did and described it as "a concert of thousand drawers all opening and closing themselves at the same time", which make me suppose it's going to be quite stimulant for my wetware. Around 20g of very resinous trim are going to be dried and aged while waiting for the next cold Winter nights and be dry sifted for hash.