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There's a reason it's famous for its taste. The flavor and aroma is strong and delicious. Very energetic, a bit giggly, mentally and physically energized, stimulates the senses. The stimulation can be a bit intense- so while this might boost your motivation a little; it might feel more like a bit of a sugar high rather than a focus aid.

Awake, Calm, soothed, creative, curious, inquisitive, focused, and subtly energized. A motivating clarity. To compare it to other Sativas (& Sativa-dom hybrids) that can have energizing effects; this one is like a cup of Green and Lotus Tea tea; versus other Sativas that can have heavier "caffeinated" effects. There's a subtle but unmistakable increase in happiness, and that effect's lasting power is significantly satisfying. It can help you slow a racing mind, put down heavy thought patterns and melt some of the tension off of a weighted mood. It moderately increases sensory stimulation- you'll noticeably find yourself having more of an intense experience with what you can see/smell etc. The effects are nearly immediate; it's not much of a builder or gradual grower- yet I enjoy how it doesn't "hit you like a train" despite the psychoactive effects being rather quick to come to action. The taste is more strong than it is subtle, with a very classic "rural trees" feel- flavor and aroma reminds me of pine, dark damp soil, moss, tree bark, ivy leaves and tree sap.

My experience: The smell and flavor is so similar to mimosa- but if there's a difference- than Mimosa has more of a hint of pink champagne and Burmese has a note of champagne and muted orange peel. It enhances the senses, both clears and sharpens the mind, makes colors contrast eachother more. Calming, stills the mind and replaces mundane thoughts with curiosity. Makes me feel like reading a good book, going into some sunny woods or viewing art. It spruces up my imagination, and I feel a little boost of calm in my entire nervous system. I do think Mimosa still takes the cake for flavor and scent; but that doesn't mean Burmese doesn't deliver there.

One thing about this strain is that it makes me tweak out on terms of anxiety. For someone who uses daily; I do have a rather low tolerance- and I have been *zooted* off of a joint infused with thc diamonds in it before- this stuff feels like a "sleepy roofie." I give it a decent rating because I know there are many looking for these certain affects- unfocused, heavy limbs, short train of thought, woozy. Horse tranquilizer. It's the one strain I've gotten where I truly could not think on it. It's so heavy on my body and disorients my senses- depth perception becomes eh, yet my brain is sped up enough to try to still make sense of things. Anxiety ensues. So this is for people that have a very easy time letting go when they feel *both* very slowed down *and* very not on earth. Body numbing, must be great for chronic pain.

Summary: Very mellow, uplifting, subtly/moderately euphoric, mental relaxation, Content, Thoughtful, creative, a little boost in cerebral energy, subtle to moderate pain relief, subtle visual/olfactory sensory stimulation. London Jelly has so much quality in its entire experience. It's a calming cup of rich earl grey tea and honey, out on a pretty condo patio at 1pm, and it's also eating grape jam on toast standing out in the sun, energized enthusiasm. It's both! It has a marvelously balanced check list of Indicas and Sativas; and they all work in synergy. The effects are fairly long-lasting. Two other highly popular balanced hybrids that I've taken note of for this kind of truly balanced feelings are Cereal Milk and MAC. The smoke is smooth & burns even. Lighter flavor, not pungent. Flavors & Aromas: Earl grey tea, lingonberry jam, whole wheat toast, grape jelly, light earthy flavor, walnut.

The body high is heavy, and the cerebral effects are minimal; just relaxation. No stimulation at all. This is perfect for: people with sensory challenges, insomniacs, and people who currently believe they're not capable of taking afternoon naps. It is 100% the "valerian" of Cannabis. Hits very smooth, the taste is decently noticeable: black pepper, pine, and plum with an undertone of sugar cookie sweetness. My all-time favorite strain for a full 8 hour system reset. However, go easy on this if you didn't hydrate well before. It can be drying