Nepalese reviews

I love this strain. The complexity of it's taste is one of my main reason for this love. It smells like pine and a mossy earth. Taste like pine and flowers with a grapefruit aftertaste. The buzz is like a stairway and is relatively strong but very manageable, even for beginners. It starts as an head buzz that gradually grow stronger for an hour an a half. You talk a lot during that first period as you become very happy, uplifted and energetic. When you reach the plateau, you become more meditative and introspective for about 30 minutes. Then for the remaining of the buzz, you get hit by a strong stone buzz great to cope with pain. At that moment, you're ready to go to sleep or to relax!

Scored an ounce of Nepalese Kush from Cannacopia in Las Vegas for a decent deal on 1st time patient purchase. slight fruity nose with undertones of earth that EXPLODE when lit aflame...super earthy smoke!

Strong fruity smell, and very sticky. I def felt in control during my high but I tended to focus on very minute things. It's Energizing in the sense that it helps you get up out of bed to do stuff. Super helpful when it comes to alleviating anxiety. I thought I would enjoy it more but I lacked feeling the euphoric rush or the giggles. I just end up fixating on stuff and focused on performing physical tasks. Very chill though.

I didn't realize the effects tended to be indica- this -ish put me on the couch. But don't worry, I was up again after about 2 hours! Beast looking weed I have ever seen in my life. Nugs like the inside of crystal covered caverns. Smells great too. Try it out, but save it for after dinner!

Having smoked it naturally grown in Nepal, I know this is as good bud. Not a pure sativa either, very relaxing, some definite indica influence.

So great for starting the day and definitely has all the things I love in a sativa strain. I'm out here sending good vibes right and left... This strain makes you wanna goof off and have fun with life...Yet you stay clear headed and are still able to focus. Great stuff, one of the best the pnw has to offer. Bonus: made friends with a praying mantis!

A favorite of Howard Marks, so not much else really needs to be said after that in my humble opinion. Just go out and try it, and you will not be disappointed.

If you can get your paws on this original sativa landrace hailing from Nepal, you will experience something most users, recreational and medicinal, will never experience. This is a pure sativa with fruity notes and high psychoactive potency. Moreover, it is also a parent of the infamous Chemdog (allegedly), when bred with another geographically close landrace, Thai (or Thai sticks).