FPOG reviews

One of our favorite's as well. It doesn't take much of this bud at all to get you lit up. It will wear your ass out a little, if you smoke too much. Really good for sleep. Great taste damn near just like the cereal. No complaints at all! #SkillyOn

Trippy high, very potent

A nice relaxing Indica, great for catching up on your favorite movie or tv series. I was vaping some potent shatter oil...if overdone its lights out, couldn't help it because the flavor profile is so enjoyable! 🔥

I highly recommend. Looks great, smells great, and taste amazing! Had me energized and focused all day.

I split about 1.2 with a friend and it made the rest of my night (8-12) amazing. Great go to strain, leaves a LOT of drymouth though. Munchies don't get too strong which is very nice, made my eyes VERY red.

Far and away the best strain I've ever had. I mean, girl scout cookies beats it for pain, but barely. I'm energetic, my thoughts are organized yet I'm euphoric, I would recommend this hands down. None better.

I'm a 32 year veteran ( 3-5 times a day ) smoker of any and all kinds of cannabis. Logically then, I tend to prefer highly aromatic, terpene laden varieties. Years of smoking Mexican brick bud did this to me, so I was oh so grateful when my pipeline came across with Fruity Pebbles. The aroma of the bud absolutely proliferated the room when I cracked open the first big to grind, and it is QUITE reminiscent of the cereal by the same name. The high wasn't too couchlockish or lethargic which can happen with the sticky/stinkers. It didn't have great legs, but after a 1g cone between 4, the initial high was respectable at close to 1 1/2 hrs or so. the comedown was quick and easy. went through a zip in 10 days, so I did notice a quick tolerance buildup. Great for arthritis or joint replacements like my knee and hip. wish I lived in a non prohibition leaning state so I wouldn't have to count on our 'random' pipeline.

What started as a nice, sedating high, turned into a massive amount of panic and anxiety, and a strange type of dissociation. Might just be me, but I won't be using it again.