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Too much of a good thing is NOT a good thing. So, enjoy this beast in moderation. And read that again. DON'T do a lot of this unless you want to feel like you just inhaled a roller coaster. I will liken this herb to being strangely similar to downing an aquarium sized cup of coffee (which I haven't exactly done...but can imagine what it would feel like) Instant rush, instant awake, instant energy. This would be hell hell hell to consume just before sitting down in an air plane but would be great at a Burning man drum circle. Enjoy! But use it responsibly and in the right place and time.

Be careful, this strain grows on you. I tried it and liked it and the next thing I knew this strain was like an old friend to come home to after a hard day at work. It bulldozes stress, yet does not cause couch lock. I used it before playing drums for a few hours and the strain tickled my creativity. Too much brought on a caffeine type buzz that doesn't work for de-stressing if you are sitting still. So you should be doing something creative or physical. Another good thing about this strain is that (to me) it is a very forgiving strain if you do take some big hits. Some strains instantly turn into paranoia if you do too much too soon. (Be freaking careful using Red Dragon for example!) But Permafrost (like an old friend) soon becomes familiar and easy to enjoy no matter how you hit it.

Very cerebral. Bought it at High Society in Everett and tried a little bit on an empty stomach. The world took on a waking dream state. I could still function but a part of my mind was adding colors and scenes to the world around me. I would walk down a street but in my mind's eye I would see a street 3000 miles away and would add layers to it. It was almost hallucinogenic. It kind of felt the way you feel after your dose of Tylenol PM wears off but you still feel "out of it: I felt creative after finally eating some food. Felt super peaceful. I also liked that I wanted to turn the tv off, turn the lights low and just meditate (not sleep) but just tap into a deeper part of me that the herb made me realize I was ignoring. Good stuff, and not expensive either.