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At first scent, one could argue that it smells similar to Pine-Sol mixed with lemons and fresh grass. The large flowers are light in complexion and rich with trichomes. The buds burn tidy with slight resin excess. Upon puffing the airy but thick, white fumes, one could imagine that it would be harsh, although as the smoke focuses on the back of the throat and wafts down the windpipe, it is shockingly agreeable. The burned product smells remarkably dissimilar from the conventional ‘skunk’ weed than expected—minimal similarity to the aroma from other strains. The effects of this strain immediately land squarely in the middle of the head, then a soft, warm blanket of relaxation sends rivulets and streams through the whole body. The perception of time is affected strongly by Nikah #3. It's like clicking the pause button to Life. Stress and persistent pains have a serious challenger from this quiet and a bit unassuming minor strain. If you are a fan of White Widow, I would compare its effects to Nikah #3. I have found that Nikah #3 is a fantastic aid in falling asleep, but I strongly suggest that you are done functioning for the day when smoking, for it can be a bit disorientating. It's not a strain that gives you a dizzy or hung-over feeling upon waking, though. Honestly, I do have to say that the dry mouthfeel is a little unfavorable but completely tolerable. I have enjoyed this strain and will again as long as it is available.

Let's face it; dispensaries in Pottawatomie County have overrun us. It's now pretty easy to find one that fits your individual needs. In my opinion, the Pharm+House in Shawnee has gone above and beyond the typical “pot shop” standards to keep me and my business returning. They indeed sell ordinary products (dab, oil, shatter, bongs, papers, etc.), like all of the other dispensaries do, as well as you can assume, but the bud they are selling is a premium crop. I typically prefer the flower products when I buy and have found that theirs are farmed by the very same people who are selling them. While they don't carry a lengthy laundry list of freshly cultivated flower strains, you can be sure that the few available bud strains are not old, dry shake remnants (unless they give full disclosure and adjust the price accordingly.) Speaking of costs, I would argue that the Pharm+House flower prices are much more competitive than their peers’ when taking quality into account. During the crazy pandemic peak, those dedicated staff members went out of their way to make sure that I was happy with their service and honestly wanted my return business. Some of the staff actually remember my name even though I only visit about once a month. That kind of personal service has and will keep me coming back.