Okay, listen, I’m going to tell you about Grateful Breath, which is a variety that, well, it’s really worth trying if you’re into it. Anyway, it’s a hybrid, and it’s, you know, it’s more indica, so relaxing with it is not a problem at all. I tried it once after a long day, and honestly, it was probably the most buzzed evening I’ve had in a long time. You just sit down, turn on a TV show, and that’s it, it’s like the world around you has slowed down and you’re all zen.
The seeds themselves, by the way, are pretty easy to grow, well, unless you’re a complete novice. They’re, you know, they’re not finicky, but they still require attention. Like, water them properly, watch the light, and you’ll be fine. I have, however, one bush grew strangely, but it’s probably something I messed up, not their fault. But the rest gave such dense cones that I even photographed them and showed them to all my friends.
The flavor of this variety is a separate topic. Imagine a mixture of sweet and something so, well, earthy, but in a good way. Like someone mixed caramel with woods. And the flavor, by the way, is also on the level, you can feel that sweetness, but without being cloying. I would say it’s like a dessert, but for the soul.
The effect is the bomb. At first you feel a slight lift, your mood goes up immediately, and then you are gently tucked into a chair, and that’s it, you just enjoy the moment. It’s not the kind that makes you want to run marathons, but for chill, it’s perfect. I’ve also noticed that it helps if you’re, well, a little on edge or not sleeping well. It really knocks you out like a baby.
Basically, if you’re looking for something to relax and just get high off of life, Grateful Breath is the way to go. And it’s fun to grow, so if you decide to give it a try, let me know how it goes.
