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I'm very happy to learn of this strain. While I have reviewed many hybrids on this site, of late I've concluded that most of the new brands are just that -- expert operations in branding. There are plenty of potent strains out there. But few of them have the pristine, clear-as-a-bell amygdala pop of an oldfashioned landrace Sativa. I think it's time we connoisseurs and growers got back to basics. Forget giant buds, addle-headed Indica stones and cloying, turpene-heavy afterodors that embarrass, annoy and bore. Let's get back to the way great herb used to be, simple, pure and kick-ass.

Great to smoke in a joint. But not especially potent in my case. A run-of-the-mill sativa-dominant hybrid that is good for productivity, and a rather sweet-tasting, understated, pleasant smoke. and that's all I could say about it. I think mine was an OG and perhaps not very well-grown, or grown from seed (and hence of dubious parentage). Lots of stems in the buds too, a pain to remove.

Pineapple Express is one of the true gems of the cannibis phenotype universe. It's very pleasant to look at, for starters. The buds are modest -- not slutty -- in size, with a variety of colors from deep green through bright copper, with a good bit of yellow-green fuzz at the flower bases and along the bud stems. My sample looked like a chaste little Christmas tree. But what a hedonistic pleasure to consume! The aromas are magnificent -- cedar, pinapple primarily --and the cure on mine, at least, made it very pleasant to inhale. The buzz is second to none, if you like sativas. Done right, as I believe mine was, this phenotype makes for a worthy, upbeat, productive smoke (such as writing a hemp review!), and is a pleasant, extremely worthy companion on my top shelf next to the REAL (not the fake!) Jack Herer.