The two flowers exhibited similar characteristics. Both samples were of small, dense nuggets that yielded more than I initially expected in the grinder. Both were dark with rich brown hairs and sported a fair number of trichomes for outdoor grown cannabis.
The Bubblegum's scent profile matches its name splendidly, a whiff of original flavor wafting from the ground flower, and is the smoother smoke. The Blueberry has a rich, earthy scent that overwhelms the sweet berry tones present and a heavier hitter. I couldn't make it through a jay without a break for my lungs.
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Bubblegum has been on my strain hunter list for a long time and I thought it might stay there- I haven't found it in DC or in any of my travels to recreational states until just now. This pleasant hybrid was worth the wait. The Connoisseur's Bubblegum is an uplifting, full-body high that paints our planet in brighter, softer colors.
I imagine this is how the world always looks to folks that haven't been tasked with an incessant legion of bored, braying demons to keep at bay. Sigh. Perhaps I'll let them deface some Confederate monuments if they're very, very good and help Daddy get caught up on his writing this week. How does that sound, my awful brain babies?
Ok, we've got a few minutes. So anyway, great strain for the weekend when you can relax and go for a hike...at midnight...with some spray paint...riiiiight. Forget you saw me here.
When I think of indica, I think of Blueberry. It's one of the strains with which your Gentleman is most familiar. I've come to expect a heavily sedative effect that used to leave my head buzzing even after a nap.
Not so much now that I'm into dabs, of course, but District Connoisseurs' Blueberry is more of a relaxing experience, imparting a calm spirit and quiet mind perfect for binging through your queue or chillin out to the new Tender album (squeee!) It won't keep you up if you're tired, but it won't force you to sleep, either.
There's a school of thought that cannabis grown outdoors, under the sun, in the dirt, creates a more natural, synergistic high that affects the head slightly less, the body a bit more. I agree, and that's how I'd explain the difference in this case.
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The Gentleman enjoyed both strains, the Bubblegum especially, and things will only get better from here.
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