Okay, listen, buddy, let me tell you about Northern Berry, it’s a variety that’s really worth trying, if you’re into it. Well, first of all, it’s a hybrid, and it’s, you know, balanced. It has both indica and sativa, but more indica, so you’ll have a relaxing time. But don’t worry, it won’t knock you out right away, your brain will still work, if anything.
The seeds themselves, by the way, are quite easy to grow. I would even say that this is an option for those who are just starting out. Well, like, if your hands aren’t completely out of your ass, it’ll work out. They’re so, you know, strong, not too capricious, and they give a normal harvest. You can even do it in the outdoors, but I’ve only tried it in the indore. There everything is clear, the bushes are so compact, do not sprawl like a jungle, so they save space.
Now about the taste and smell. This is a separate topic. Northern Berry smells like you are in the forest, where someone poured a jar of berry jam. Seriously, there is such sweetness, but not cloying, but with some fresh, piney tinge. It tastes great too, you can feel the berries, but with a slight sourness. In short, if you like something unusual, you’ll love it.
The effect, well, it depends on how much you take. If you take a little bit, you’ll have such a pleasant relaxation, as after a long day, when you finally lay down on the couch. And if you overdo it, well, you know, the couch can be your best friend for a couple hours. But it’s not the kind that’s going to crush you into concrete, so fear not.
In short, Northern Berry is the kind of thing that will suit both beginners and those who have been around for a while. It’s easy to grow, tasty, and has cool effects. If you’re looking for something reliable and not too complicated, this is it. Well, you get the picture, right?
