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Candy Margy came as a surprisingly flavorful and uplifting example. It appears this has not been tried by nearly as many as it probably should have. This is based off a product tested with the following cannabinoid profile: THCΔ9: 0.05% THCA: 31.7% CBG: 0.013% CBDA: 0.007% Converting THCA down plus THC makes it 28.4% THC. This was surprisingly energizing and uplifting for a strain so potent. Like the first part of a roller coaster it comes on fast, but then allows you to float happily on the clouds. Giggly happy effects and general enjoyment seems boosted. It was quite easy to continue to want to do entreating tasks, and it promoted snacking. This product had the terpene profile: Limonene: 0.8% Linalool: 0.24% Myrcene: 0.22% Caryophyllene: 0.22% b-Pinene: 0.15% The flavor was incredibly sweet and fruity. Reminiscent of such classics as Cherry Pie or Lemon Kush for as appropriate as the flavor is in the name. "Candy" Margy tastes very much like a sweet, allowing the medicine to easily go down, especially if one may have a difficult time aquiring the taste of some of the more robust varieties. All in all, a standout variety if you need something strong, that may allow you to get plans done if you can keep within a reasonable dose. At least the sample I had, a little went a long way.

Granimals (marked Garanimals) has been a straightforward relaxing strain. This is based on a product that tested with the following cannabinoid profile: THC∆9: 0.14% THCA: 26.23% CBDA: 0.08% CBG: 0.17% CBGA: 1.26% TOTAL: 27.87% With this level of potency, the relaxing effects come on strong and fast. It whisks away petty concerns into a sea of relaxation, the depths of which may complicate productive thought. It still causes appetite increase, so easy snacks may be the go to. The body reaction seems less obvious, but that may be because the mental effects keeps such physical concerns at bay as well. For terpenes, this product tested: Caryophyllene: 0.345% Limonene: 0.235% Linalool: 0.172% Myrcene: 0.093% Humulene: 0.091% a-Bisabolol: 0.058% Guaiol: 0.054% B-Pinene: 0.038% a-Pinene: 0.024% Camphene: 0.007% As opposed to the information on this site, it seems my product had Caryophyllene as the dominant terpene, followed by Limonene and Linalool. This led to a flavor that was deep, spicy, and slightly leafy. Overall, it reminded of a freshly ground black pepper. The fruity notes had a hard time coming out next to it. Quite an impressive strain if you like these flavors and effects. It is a high-quality example of what most have come to expect from a top shelf strain, it will knock you off your feet after a taste that is clearly cannabis, if a bit spicier than the standard.