Brownie Scout crossed with Slapz. It's been a while since I had Slapz but if I remember correctly Slapz had the same caryophyllene nose upfront, I don't really smell any brownie Scout at all. Appearance wise it is a beautiful flower. Nice colorful bud clusters with heavy trichome cover, spongy even a bit sticky. It is a really fresh batch. This terp profile has never really been my favorite, that's just personal preference but I know other people that do really like these terps. I'll be honest, on first sight I was excited, on first smell I was already disappointed. To me, heavy B-caryophyllene terpene flower is like the Wedding Cake terpene. I've had so much Wedding Cake that I didn't want to smoke anything similar again, but B-caryophyllene is a really beneficial terpene. It's not listed as the dominant terp, though, on the terpene profile; it's actually third after limonene and myrcene (I usually prefer those as dominant terpenes), but to me, it's the dominant terpene I taste, so I don't know.Anyway, I used a DHV, I wasn't that excited, it made decent vapor, effects are hybrid, not super stoney at first but def gets you there, relaxing, calming, definitely potent flower. I do find caryophyllene to help me with inflammation, I get almost an immediate relief in joint and muscle pain I rolled some up in a filtered organic hemp paper and that's when the flower really shined, about 2/3 of the way through and I was really enjoying it, smooth burning, the terps at this point mixing together perfectly, the effects were strong but very calming and relaxing, not something so strong that I'm ready for bed, but a nice full bodied high.
Definitely would recommend. Gassy, skunky peppery. And a really nice looking flower.
Rating it 7.6/10. A well done grow!
