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I bought it randomly with no prior knowledge of it while choosing among the $35 1/8ths at the dispensary. They had it listed as a “sativa hybrid.” I got it in Chicago at an Ascend dispensary and it was grown by Matter. It was tested at 24.13% THCA. -0.72% Limonene -0.22% Beta-Caryophllene -0.21% Linalool -0.21% Beta-Myrcene -0.10% Alpha Terpineol -1.81% Total Terpenes The nugs were very nice but not that unique...average density, color standard dark green fading to brownish yellow, orange hairs throughout and a nice dusting of crystals you wouldn't expect to find in crap weed. High was very enjoyable, I am a near daily smoker, prior to smoking this I had gone about 36 hours without smoking, so regardless of what I smoked I would expect a slightly stronger high initially but even taking that into account this weed hit very nice after only 3 hits out of my bowl. About 5 minutes after smoking I felt a great combination of being physically relaxed, slightly fuzzy and euphoric body feeling, along with a nice calm relaxed demeanor mentally. Would definitely recommend, especially at the price I paid it is one of the better strains I have had at that price point.

Picked up this strain as a package of pre-rolls from my dispensary. The dispensary website had it listed as 20.84% THC but the batch I got was tested at 25.2% THC. Really liked it, definitely a very clean and pure sativa strain with little to no traces of what you would expect to feel from indica or even a sativa-dominant hybrid. The taste is good, not amazing but not bad, slight hints of citrus but pretty clean. There's a reason this is one of the top sativa strains. Great energy and very uplifting without any hint of lethargy or drowsiness.

Just picked it up around Chicagoland area. Bought it as a pack of pre-rolls and the batch I had tested at 31.42% THC, so this is definitely a serious strain. This is the description from the dispensary, "Kush Tarts is a sativa dominant hybrid. Made for an enjoyable euphoric escape. Both the light earthiness and citrus zest complemented the diesel undertones."