This is a unique strain to fuck with. One j will slap me sideways the next will make me talk a mile a minute all while not really feeling high, but then you kind of come down for a second and realize you’re a lot higher than initially anticipated. So with that said I wouldn’t hold back on this ...even with the price tag. This easily slipped into my overall #1 spot. Flowers are crispy outside and moist inside... just like a cactus I guess. This was my first order with KC as I struggled with their signup. Not to be let down with a first time order coupon. Came in neat plastic jars that I quickly subbed out for glass. The oz was $272 minus the discount of $50 I believe. The ash is mainly whiter, with the odd salt and pepper. Resin ring on the joint. Resin closes off the end even with a filter. Love this stuff for sure.
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Been smoking KC weed religiously lately. Haven’t had much time to stop by Reddit though. Had to post this alien ? lookin weed though. It’s dank as can be. Dark purples with yellow hairs. Huge crystals cover the nugs. Sour/ lavender flavours, with a nice heady indica high.

This batch of value ”White Widow” is my first experience (that I know of) with the famous sativa-leaning or balanced hybrid that has been around for forever.. It's listed as the cross of a Brazillian indica landrace and a South Indian sativa landrace

Arrived on the dry side as chu...nky medium-to-large nugs that were fairly stiff to the touch, sorta nicer/larger nugs than I'd expect here, but I wasn't a huge fan of the aroma. In the jar, it has a sweet woody/earthy/grassy/piney aroma - think overripe woody/fruity pine, not too different from how Nuken smells for me, but fresher/earthier

The experience begins as a floral, plantlike/woody sweetness, again reminding me of Nuken with a sweet potpourri element unfortunately, before settling as an earthy, slightly dank but piney sweetness, and concluding as a gassy pungency over a earthy sweetness with a bit of peppery harshness. Not my fave flavours but I did take particular care to try and observe potential issues with this before trying it, nothing wonky

Would describe its effects as being a modest but noticeable cerebral buzz that hits first, followed by a slightly distracted/hazy stone, improved appetite and some dry eyes. Didn't find the high to last particularly long, with the slight stone persisting a bit longer than the initial cerebral effects.

Overall I found this cultivar to be a bit more potent and uplifting/balanced than I expected given where it was positioned, and while some members of the Reddit peanut gallery prefer to think this source only sends best nugs of their best strains for review (patently not true, though they certainly send quality flower generally), I'm grate to have had this opportunity to get to know + share one of their value offerings

Expected 416 Database Score: 82-85 AAA

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Deceptive looking weed. Just looking casually it looks like pale green weed, nothing special, but when you look closer it's blanketed in trichomes. Nice and squishy fresh medium size buds. Doesn't look like any of them are less than 1g.

Smell is just as deceptive as the look; see...ms to just smell like a slightly sweet run-of-the-mill weed, not overly strong. Then you vape it and it's a weird herbal peppermint sour diesel combo that's hard to describe adequately.

The high is almost too energetic. Frantic, even. Was not expecting this from a 50:50 hybrid.

Once again, this is a budget strain, but I rarely see this quality for the price elsewhere. I haven't tried everything from everyone, of course, but in my experience if money is tight KC's budget offerings are less risky than some others.
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