Yeti Cannabis Review - August 2020
Posted: Thu Aug 06, 2020 3:53 pm
MoM : Yeti Cannabis
Grape Ape
Despite arriving in smaller sized nuggets, this grape ape still manages to hold some bag very nice bag appeal. Sticky and purple streaked with tons of long stalked trichomes accompanied by thick orange hairs. Firm in structure and decently trimmed with minimal light green sugar leaf.
Quite refreshing compared to all the other underwhelming grape ape's I've had in the past. Grapey notes of wine and musk followed by a slight nutty finish. Translates decently to taste with more of a nutty grape/berry profile, much like a purple strain. Not overly pronounced but pleasant on the taste buds. Burns with a light coloured ash.
Evenly balanced in effects, providing a stimulating head stone with a relaxing body buzz. Seems good for afternoon use if you want a relaxing high without the huge burnout. Probably my favourite of the welcome pack strains.
AK-47
The classic 4-way land race mix, AK-47. Fluffy sativa looking buds with bright, healthy greens accompanied by fiery orange hairs and greasy trich heads. Perhaps a little larfy in certain spots with some excess sugar leaf, but then again this is only a gram sample. Neither sticky nor dry, breaking up to a nice, neutral texture.
Fruity and citrusy in nose with hints of herbs and spices. Similar on exhale just not as pronounced, producing flavours of subtle citrus and herbs. Smooth on the lungs with a light smoke that burns a salt & pepper.
Daytime sativa effects bringing on a clear headed, cerebral high with some uplifting tendencies. Decent potency just maybe not the most long lasting. Still a nice functional buzz that keeps you energized and motivated throughout the day.
God's Green Crack
Not really your average looking ggc as this one sports a darker, greasier look more akin to a kush. Olive greens with dark violet sugar leaves all covered by resinous heads and pink hued pistils. Sticky and dense in structure, being slightly difficult to pry apart but grinds up to a perfect joint rolling texture.
The profile is a pleasant combination of spices and pine, followed by a delicate, sweet gas. Translates effortlessly to taste with a heavy, lung expanding smoke that burns to a salt and pepper ash. Didn't have that usual herbal ggc smell or taste but it smoked very nicely, burning with a light ash and heavy oil ring.
A well balanced hybrid with a mix of zoned out, heady effects, combined with relaxing, body effects. Not a heavily potent or sedative high but just an all-around, enjoyable one that seems ideal for daytime use.
Blackberry Kush
A decent rendition of blackberry kush, with a dense, spherical structured bud, sporting forest greens with the odd purple hue. Nicely coated in frosty trichomes and brownish orange hairs, though just a tad leafy towards the base. Sticky too as it gummed up my brilliant cut which is rare.
The aroma isn't as pungent like other kushes but it's very pleasant nonetheless. Strong aromas of peppered hash and herbs, with notes of creamy blackberry in the background. The taste is also the same, with a very thick smoke due to the bud density but it was extremely smooth and not harsh in the slightest.
Fairly potent flower, quickly delivering a heavy head high with droopy, tired eyes. Slowly transitions into a relaxing and couch locking stone that can leave you in a lazy, sluggish mood. A good one for evenings without a doubt.
Death Bubba Shatter
This amber coloured Death Bubba shatter had a pull and snap consistency at room temperature but was more glass like and delicate where it ran thinner. There were a few dust looking particles on the surface. I'm not sure if it was from the parchment or whatnot.
Mild death bubba flavours of earth and gas when dabbed, with a very smooth exhale and leaving no unwanted residue in the banger. The high seemed to be quite potent but leaned to more cerebral sided effects rather than a heavy, sedating stone, but still with enough of a relaxing buzz to take the edge off.
This is a sample review
Grape Ape
Quite refreshing compared to all the other underwhelming grape ape's I've had in the past. Grapey notes of wine and musk followed by a slight nutty finish. Translates decently to taste with more of a nutty grape/berry profile, much like a purple strain. Not overly pronounced but pleasant on the taste buds. Burns with a light coloured ash.
Evenly balanced in effects, providing a stimulating head stone with a relaxing body buzz. Seems good for afternoon use if you want a relaxing high without the huge burnout. Probably my favourite of the welcome pack strains.
AK-47
Fruity and citrusy in nose with hints of herbs and spices. Similar on exhale just not as pronounced, producing flavours of subtle citrus and herbs. Smooth on the lungs with a light smoke that burns a salt & pepper.
Daytime sativa effects bringing on a clear headed, cerebral high with some uplifting tendencies. Decent potency just maybe not the most long lasting. Still a nice functional buzz that keeps you energized and motivated throughout the day.
God's Green Crack
The profile is a pleasant combination of spices and pine, followed by a delicate, sweet gas. Translates effortlessly to taste with a heavy, lung expanding smoke that burns to a salt and pepper ash. Didn't have that usual herbal ggc smell or taste but it smoked very nicely, burning with a light ash and heavy oil ring.
A well balanced hybrid with a mix of zoned out, heady effects, combined with relaxing, body effects. Not a heavily potent or sedative high but just an all-around, enjoyable one that seems ideal for daytime use.
Blackberry Kush
The aroma isn't as pungent like other kushes but it's very pleasant nonetheless. Strong aromas of peppered hash and herbs, with notes of creamy blackberry in the background. The taste is also the same, with a very thick smoke due to the bud density but it was extremely smooth and not harsh in the slightest.
Fairly potent flower, quickly delivering a heavy head high with droopy, tired eyes. Slowly transitions into a relaxing and couch locking stone that can leave you in a lazy, sluggish mood. A good one for evenings without a doubt.
Death Bubba Shatter
Mild death bubba flavours of earth and gas when dabbed, with a very smooth exhale and leaving no unwanted residue in the banger. The high seemed to be quite potent but leaned to more cerebral sided effects rather than a heavy, sedating stone, but still with enough of a relaxing buzz to take the edge off.
This is a sample review