Shangri-La reviews

Shangri La 23.68 3/26/20 Cultivator: Shelby County Community Services A poorly executed product. Sold as premium, the result was a feathery crunchy “flower” that had to be stuffed into the container. It was so overfull, I weighed it, and the weight was correct. It would be unfair to assume this product truly reflects a properly cured/grown example of the strain. It did provide a nice (albeit short lasting) high. It had a muted bready taste, with faint hints of lavender and grass. Taste:NA Aroma:NA Bud Quality/Curing:Poor Terpene: NA High: 7 Rating: Very Poor Strain notes: (Fudo Myo-o x 9 Pound Hammer). Hybrid. Purported terpene profile: Myrcene, Limonene, Caryophyllene. Reviewed by Illinoiscannabisreview@gmail.com

The first characteristic I noticed of the bud was its orange stigmas that looked like HUNDREDS of spider legs; however, the most notable characteristic was the blast of flavors in my mouth. the strain reminded me how much I appreciate a great 60/40 sativa. Throughout the rest of my high I was left energetic and decided to write this review because of it.

A very chill combination of head and body high, slightly more head high due to sattiva dominance. As others mention it takes like 20+min to get the full effect.

I tried the Shangrila (no hyphen as labled) by Ilera Healthcare. Very pleasantly aromatic upon opening a fresh 1/4 from my favorite place on earth Mission Emmaus. They give Veterans 20% off, and All Ilera flower was another 10% off this weekend so it cost me $63/qtr. The flower was perfectly cured. Oily yet sticky. You definitely need a grinder. Shangrila has a quick rise to your temples followed by a rise in attention and energy no doubt due to high THCV numbers. tasty thick and rich smoke.

Great for panic attacks and calming the PTSD monster. Head feels even and body relaxes so you get physical and mental relief.

Major depressive here, among other things. This is my first time trying this strain and it is exactly as they described. Internal happiness. About halfway through a bowl a smile just spreads across my face and all I can thinks about is how beautiful it is outside today. Greens are a lot more vibrant and different shades are enhanced. Although there’s too much green, we need more colors in trees.

This definitely in my top 5.

Great to unwind with. Soothes my anxiety and helps with relaxing tensed muscles. Doesn't put me to sleep, but slows racing thoughts and makes it easier to fall asleep.