SFV OG Kush reviews

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Fifty year old weed virgin here. For once I get to review something after a second smoke rather than first impression. After my adventures with J1 it was nice to land the next day on something that was going to be familiar. I knew what to expect and about how much to smoke to get there. First the slightly heady sensations, then a gentle wave down my body and an overall sensation of slight heaviness, and finally an overall sense of peacefulness, wellness, and overall reduction of anxiety. Later, when it peaked and seemed to be tapering off, maybe two or three hours, I hit a little C99 (Cindy, sold to me as Rip Cindy from my favorite local dispensary, Cannabliss in Springfield, OR) and that seemed to put a very nice bow on what was a good morning of smoke and shopping groceries for my family before coming home from a long, long night of work--usually about fourteen hours. I slept very well, and have no doubt it would have been just has good had I topped off with a little more OG rather than Cindy, but I really really like Cindy. Can't help it. Can't always be about Marsha, right? ;)

I tried this as a concentrate. I don't see the big deal about it. The taste was interesting and different, but Afghan Kush does not woo me. I find it to be light, a delicate haze.

I have smoked some of best strains of bud I ain't never heard of, but when I came across SFV, it's all I really prefer. Got Tina now and I still prefer SFV!!

Good good

taste like fruity goodness.

Some of the best bud out

I really enjoy this alot. It really helps me relax. The knee pain just goes away. The subtle creeping is great.