Dark green Indica covered in gold fur. Heavy herbal aroma of fruit, with pine and earth notes. Exhale smooth, taste hints at baked gummi worms. Calming high centers straight in the eyes, which seem to float about ten inches above your head. Body calming, mental alertness. Strong spaciness but uplifting and energetic. Great herb.
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