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Kaya Gold by Nirvana
Indica/Sativa Hybrid leaning Sativa
Growth: Outdoor; organic
Cure: 6 weeks
Aesthetics: 7/10
The buds boast beautiful dark pistils all over the place and are absolutely covered in trichomes. The strain doesn’t have incredibly dense bud formation and is a bit leafy, but almost all of the small leaves are frosty. An overall dank looking nugget.
Smell: 5/10
The smell is very faint when you put the nugs to your noise, but when you break them down a very powerful dank aroma is released. It’s a very pungent, earthy, and piney scent—quite difficult to describe. In addition, a menthol-like smell emerges when broken down in a grinder.
Stickiness: 10/10
Taste 5/10:
A very piney tasting bud accompanied by menthol-like inhalation. Earthy undertones are present, but don’t contribute much to the overall flavor. As the cure progressed, a smoother smoke emerged, but still lacked a definite taste.
Potency: 8/10
I’ve sampled some pretty fine specimens since I began smoking and this strain really keeps up. A couple hits will really get you going; a full bowl will take you to outer-space. Kaya is a heavy hitter in my book. I have a relatively low tolerance so this strain really got me high for a long time.
The HIGH: 7/10
The strain is definitely NOT a creeper. After two or three hits it really grabs a hold of your brain and provides an enjoyable head-buzz. As the session progresses a slight body-high emerges, but the stone remains very heady and potent. Kaya Gold is an upper and will induce plenty of laughter—a very happy strain. Smoke it with a significant other and you’re in for a treat when you get to the bedroom. Orgasms are mind blowing.
While it can kill some pain, this strain doesn’t possess great medicinal qualities. The high is very strong and might cause some to be anxious—not an incredibly relaxing smoke until the end of the experience. However, it would be good for mild depression.
I recommend this as a daytime smoke. The comedown isn't too bad and it's definitely not hard to stay active.
Preferred methods of consumption in descending order: Vaporizer, joint, bong, and bowl.
I will have to say that this strain really goes great with a cup of red (rooibos) tea. It’s hard to describe, but the tastes are very compatible. I highly recommend a warm glass of tea with your next session
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Indica/Sativa Hybrid leaning Sativa
Growth: Outdoor; organic
Cure: 6 weeks
Aesthetics: 7/10
The buds boast beautiful dark pistils all over the place and are absolutely covered in trichomes. The strain doesn’t have incredibly dense bud formation and is a bit leafy, but almost all of the small leaves are frosty. An overall dank looking nugget.
Smell: 5/10
The smell is very faint when you put the nugs to your noise, but when you break them down a very powerful dank aroma is released. It’s a very pungent, earthy, and piney scent—quite difficult to describe. In addition, a menthol-like smell emerges when broken down in a grinder.
Stickiness: 10/10
Taste 5/10:
A very piney tasting bud accompanied by menthol-like inhalation. Earthy undertones are present, but don’t contribute much to the overall flavor. As the cure progressed, a smoother smoke emerged, but still lacked a definite taste.
Potency: 8/10
I’ve sampled some pretty fine specimens since I began smoking and this strain really keeps up. A couple hits will really get you going; a full bowl will take you to outer-space. Kaya is a heavy hitter in my book. I have a relatively low tolerance so this strain really got me high for a long time.
The HIGH: 7/10
The strain is definitely NOT a creeper. After two or three hits it really grabs a hold of your brain and provides an enjoyable head-buzz. As the session progresses a slight body-high emerges, but the stone remains very heady and potent. Kaya Gold is an upper and will induce plenty of laughter—a very happy strain. Smoke it with a significant other and you’re in for a treat when you get to the bedroom. Orgasms are mind blowing.
While it can kill some pain, this strain doesn’t possess great medicinal qualities. The high is very strong and might cause some to be anxious—not an incredibly relaxing smoke until the end of the experience. However, it would be good for mild depression.
I recommend this as a daytime smoke. The comedown isn't too bad and it's definitely not hard to stay active.
Preferred methods of consumption in descending order: Vaporizer, joint, bong, and bowl.
I will have to say that this strain really goes great with a cup of red (rooibos) tea. It’s hard to describe, but the tastes are very compatible. I highly recommend a warm glass of tea with your next session
