Durban Poison reviews

I smoked it when it was quite old so maybe this review is not completely accurate, but I smoked a single and hot a very mellow lift in the background. I notoced myself getting a little bit more paranoid, but had a nice time appreciating everything , as with any sativa

Great Strain for that Sativa energy boost!

don't tell my employer but I show up many mornings baked on some Durban. it's like an oat muffin. I am not the best employee while baked but I'm much better than when I'm sober

Minty taste..great happy high!!

Finally got around to trying this one and loved it. Good, long-lasting cerebral high. Reminds me of Jack Herer but with a bit more of a front of the head stone added to it. You knew you were stoned, but it didn't slow you down. Great for entertaining or getting some things knocked off the to do list.

Great taste, smooth hits and awesome high.

Interesting. I've had some Durban as flowers and as an O-Pen-Vape clear 250mg cartridge. It does seem to have a characteristic smell. And effect. And it's a great strain. Not that I agree with the "Espresso of Cannabis" description, because it's not THAT wakey. Want REALLY wakey, try Red Congolese. Or just some good Sour Diesel. This Durban is more like a sort of Humboldt Coffee, by analogy to Irish Coffee. Up with a down. If ever a strain was tubular, this is it. I don't feel a hard Sativa edge to it. No anxiety, and mercifully no scrambled brains. Smooth; the tube takes you to a better place. Is it suitable wake and bake material? The phenos I have sampled are perhaps a bit laid back for that, but it's not stoned-stoopid. And did I mention it was, like, tubular? It's positive. It's compatible with creative work. It sometimes hits me with a sort of mini couch-lock in motion, where you bring the couch with you, and it lasts just a few frames. A little like the way Green Crack blanks ya out for a minute (or longer) here and there, but with Durban it's very very brief. I still suspect that pushing the dosage would cause a bona fide couch-lock. So the Durbans I've met are not a typical Sativa type, where the end of the line is paranoia. Yet people have described it as mercilessly Sativa. Huh. I'm not so sure all of us Durban fans are talking about the same strain. Especially since it's one of the alleged elements in the legendary but inconsistent Girl Scout Cookies, into which so much unknown 2014 weed would miraculously transform, when it came time to market. It's perhaps just an exceptionally variable strain. But almost EVERYONE seems to love it.

The 3mth Dp is still kick'n hard and improving with age. The baby mason jars must be doing a good job. A Gsc parent who knows how to raise children. A+ ns