T........i

I was charged $95 for a strain advertised at $80. This is abysmal behavior and not believing the customer or even checking is disgusting. The rewards program also stinks. This was my last visit as I am not happy being ripped off. If you want to experience a rip off, try this lot.

I would expect more from the Dutch. This one is "niet zo goed". I have tried Northern Lights twice now and both times have been unimpressed by the potency and the effects. I guess I could grow to like it if there was no choice available but for me the choice will always be a viable alternative to this strain.

I found this strain disappointing as a pre bedtime smoke. There was not much of a head effect and the body effects only lasted an hour or so. Judging by other reviews, maybe I had a far too early harvested batch.

Durban Poison as mentioned comes from the area of the port city of Durban in South Africa, as do I, the reviewer. (Look up my user name Thegweni.) It is reported that Durban Poison was smoked by Zulu armies before battle and with the aid of the herb they won the Battle of Isandlwana against the British in Zululand in 1879. This was despite the British having state of the art weaponry for the time. Maybe the whole story was propaganda put out by the Brits to explain the loss of the battle. Many African tribes do eat and smoke the herb and British Soldiers are still not officially using pot as a performance enhancer. So - if you want to vanquish an army in your mind - smoke Durban Poison.

A very good strain for daytime use, possibly a bit too strong but definitely worthwhile. A diesel taste gives way to a quick high and relief from all the bad stuff in your body.

This is a hole in the wall, just inside Pima County and therefore out of Sheriff Joe's reach. The location leaves a lot to be desired but the State licensing laws dictate certain locations as being "suitable" and I guess this is then "suitable" to the State. The service makes up for the location and the service is impeccable with knowledgeable staff and a front desk that eases you through the fact that the State forgot to magnetize you new card, for which you paid the full, magnetized price of $150. The donation price and the specials as well as the service will keep me coming back.

I guess I got a bad batch. I read so much on Northern Lights and thought it to be Holland's answer to being occupied by Germany so I tried some. By the way - why do the Dutch make such good beer? The German Army likes beer! There are others jokes but being half Dutch I guess I should refrain. Anyhow - good tastes but the batch I got was disappointing, taking a long time to sort of kick in and then diminished to an unsatisfying conclusion. I will definitely try again as half of Europe ant be wrong (or can they?).