Durban Poison reviews

This strain kept me focused and uplifted. I didn’t have any anxiety. I felt super chilled.

I love this strain. It's awesome, love a toke before going on a hike with the woman and dog, but I get paranoid on it 🤣

Durban Poison is quite unique and I a must have for any sativa lover's stash. It grow fast, huge, even in colder area, and make quite dense buds for a sativa (event the leaves looks like indica's one, but the plant grow bigger than pure indica). You will continue to see it in many hybrids for years to come. When I smoked every day, I started my day with Durban Poison. I loved to say that in bring the sun in a cloudy day. Perfect for working outside and for reading, the effects are a strong, very clear head, with a strong body hight. That's why some people report up beating heart. People non accustomed with pure sativa could experience overthinking or could find it doesn't « do the job » because it have no indica traits in the effects. The smell could pass for other things than cannabis since it has no skunk traits at all. I smell like medicament and medicinal plants, with a subtle hints of carrots. It doesn't smell dank, and the odor is easy to contain. The taste is unconventional too (also due to the absence of indica traits) and is similar at the smell. This is one of a kind, landrace sativa, coming from Durban, South Africa. At least, you should try only to know that cannabis can feel like this. One of my top 5 favorite, among Haze, Flo, Sage and Chocolope.

Been wanting something like this for a long time. Mellow onset, lasted me about 4 hours. Definitely worth the wait and cost.

This strain does exactly as described. Energetic, focused and uplifted. I also get those tingly feelings on your spine to the base of your head.

Great daytime strain- very pungent, great high

Very good, tastes like carrots

If you are prone to greening out, or you really don’t like sativas don’t smoke this strain. It made me way too fast and brought me waaaaaay too up with no euphoria. Never again lol… it was probably my fault anyway.