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A strain with a name that should invoke nostalgia, Scooby Snacks offers the user, specifically me, a feeling of being excited, giddy, and ready to solve that mystery. The flavor is reminiscent of what I imagine dogfood to taste like if it were fit for human consumption, but thats the closest thing to a complaint that I can present.

Learning that Larry Bird and Gelato are the same strains was one of the most "ah-ha" prompting moments of my life. Specifically, Gelato #41 lives up to the powerful sounding name, with a high that is hyper, euphoric, and all around best enjoyed with rock and roll. With a sweet taste that lures you into indulgence, this strain can take you up almost too fast if you're not careful with consumption, prompting just a small feeling of paranoia, but nothing that would ruin the overall experience.

A good strain for when you've had a good day, and you decide that it's time to roll up a joint to celebrate. The sweet taste behind this candy-store reminiscent strain pairs nicely with Dr. Pepper, and leaves the user with a feeling of centering with their heart.

This is one of the best strains I've ever tried. When my buddy first held it in his hand and I gave it a whiff, I, and all others present, noted that it smelled like we imagined the man himself to smell. When first purchasing this strain, I had a conversation with the lass selling it to me at the Unified Collective, and we both remarked that it doesn't matter how much trouble he'd gotten in when news first broke, Michael Phelps still won all the gold, and proved everyone wrong on marijuana stereotypes. Similarly, in flavor and experience, this strain goes straight for the gold with a smooth feeling, a good taste, and a real potent feeling.

Potent as all get out! Great for those with arthiritis

I have some fond memories of death star. The first time I ever bought marijuana, bout four years ago, it was Death Star, at 4g of shake for $20. It treated me nice back then, and even better now.