Ingrid

The first strain i tried for chemotherapy-induced nausea, vomiting and lack of appetite. After first use i went from nearly heaving at the thought of any food to craving - and eating - Mexican food (peppers and all). Therefore i think this strain is God.

Ingrid is a special flower. Highly potent, she'll hit you in one or two tokes. And you'll feel her effects immediately. I felt them as much in my head as in my body -- perhaps atypical of an Indica-dominant strain. Very trippy and psychedelic after smoking one joint. The body high was intense, as well. I felt a numbness in my face and mouth, and a general slowness and heaviness to my limbs. My sense of time slowed to a crawl. Everything was groovy. The effects lasted for at least two or three hours before I drifted off into a very restful sleep. Aesthetically, Ingrid is an interesting strain. Its flowers are packed and packed with trichomes, which will vary from milky to amber, in different proportion, depending upon harvest time and curing. The smell is, shall we say, idiosyncratic. I smelled musk, faint citrus, and sharply cured cheese. Others have claimed to smell "dog poop." Talk to anyone who's encountered Ingrid, and they'll give you a slightly different, but no less creative description. Whatever the case, this flower is different from the others. Stankier. You'll know Ingrid when you see and smell it.

🧀🍮 Ingrid is an awesome indica with a unique and pungent aroma. It reminds me of a Skunk nibbling on a wheel of Parmesan Cheese in a custard filled bakery. So disgusting yet unusually appealing with such a sweet funk. I love this strain. It has a nice smooth hit and immediately you feel it's relaxing effects. I would highly recommend this for anyone looking for a unique indica. Good Chemistry hit the nail on the head with this one! a-Terpinolene: 1.13 mg/g, b-Caryophyllene: 3.66 mg/g, b-Myrcene: 5.51 mg/g, b-Pinene: 0.66 mg/g, Limonene: 1.93 mg/g, Linalool: 1.16 mg/g.