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Heavy. Gush Mints gave me that "melt into the cushions" sensation in under 10 minutes. The minty inhale is refreshing, but don’t let that fool you—it’s a heavy-handed indica hybrid. Best for late nights, post-gym recovery, or floating through your favorite album on loop. I wouldn’t recommend this for daylight or to-do lists, but for winding down and checking out? It’s top shelf.

Money Ball feels like a productivity cheat code. You get mental clarity, light euphoria, and just enough energy to keep you moving. I wouldn’t use it to meditate—but to brainstorm or power through errands? Perfect. Has that “daylight hustle” vibe. Just don’t overdo it—too much and the focus starts to scatter. Best used in the first half of your day when you’ve got things to build or organize.

Sherb Cream Pie is a smooth hitter—flavorful and effective without being overwhelming. The high is balanced: uplifting without getting hyper, relaxed without full couch-lock. It’s a good "social chill" or creative flow strain. I like this when I want to stay mellow and functional, whether I’m cooking, writing, or people-watching at the park. Think therapy with a candy shell.

Definitely one for the flavor adventurers. Blue Garlic has a unique taste—savory and sweet battling it out like a culinary kung-fu flick. The high creeps in quietly, then melts everything. Mentally calm, body heavy. Best for evening introspection, anime marathons, or letting your thoughts slow down enough to breathe. Not ideal for focus, but perfect for vibing deep and low.

This strain is straight sedative fuel. Gassy, earthy, and unapologetically loud, it hit like a weight—slow at first, then total shutdown. Great for end-of-day relief, sore muscles, or eating an entire pizza without judgment. Not for beginners or early mornings—this is a “clear your schedule” kind of bud. I wouldn’t use it to create, but I’d definitely use it to recover. One bowl and I was cooked—in a good way.