The attractive cross of *Wedding Cake* x *Purple Punch*, this **Wedding Crasher #5** arrived as frosty medium nugs with some excess protective trim and a delectable nutty aroma of sweet, musky fruit. After brief woody/herbal notes, this Wedding Crasher #5 yields distinctive nutty/vanilla flavours be...fore settling into a ‘roasted’ earthiness, maintaining its pungency for most of the experience until some harshness at higher temperatures. Offering a quick-hitting cerebral rush with an enjoyable stone and possible sedation in higher doses, this fragrant hybrid was of above-average potency.

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Efficacy & Potency: 8/10

Aroma, Taste & Enjoyment: 9.5/10

Bud Structure & Visual Appeal: 8.5/10

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**Score: 89-92**

**Grade: AAAA-**

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These were the nicest looking nugs in my quarter, not all of it.

Smells and tastes pretty sweet. Smoked smooth. Solid indica high. Pretty fire.

Yeah exactly, a simply clean crisp sativa high with 0 burnout.

I have had their cactus breath but it was a while back and this did not remind me of it. This one has baked goods terps with a little something else that isn’t really that distinct. High was mellow with some sativa effects. I would consider this more of a hybrid. Can’t get over the smell, quite ...unique. All the buds were small, but we’re caked, cured and trimmed very well.See More

Very tasty. Super strong grape gassy smell when opening the jar, unfortunately not as much grape flavour when smoking as I was hoping but still yummy none the less. Seems to be decently strong, I don’t think it’s as much of a indica as the jar says(90%) but still way more on the indica side.