The Ldog is feeling the Phantom Menace and the effects put me up on a stony, yet clear minded plateau with a very gentle comedown. The looks are nothing special by any means, but sometimes looks aren’t everything, and I am happy I made the decision to swoop this up. The buds were mighty tasty and had the right amount of expansion to make the lungs feel like they did some exercise or something. The

Big fan of this strain. I feel like it has more potential than this particular sack, but the QP we got kept us high the whole time. Usually, we will have to smoke more and more as we build a tolerance to the strain (a.k.a. we get used to one strain while we’re waiting on more to come around). This, however, seemed to work the opposite way. We actually cut down on our consumption throughout this

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I only got an eighth because I enjoy smoking purple every now and again. It was probably the strongest batch of Grand Daddy I have ever had. Great bud. Well cured, well grown.

Potent and medicating medicine that not only cures my migraines and pain, but puts me right to sleep! I would love to see this strain or even another version of this strain grown out to its full potential. As I was writing this review I was very medicated off some finger hashish on top of a bowl of this and my vision just focused in onto the screen and I felt like I was floating with no pain at all!

This was definitely a strain I would like to get my hands on more often, just because of the smell of your jar when stored. Nice clean sessions with this bud for sure.

I really doubt this was the real Exodus Cheese clone, but rather an imitation in seed form. Whatever shape these buds once had have been completely lost in the process of vacuum sealing my cannabis for shipment. However, I did not base any judging on the fact that my nugs were a bit flat. Unfortunately, it was a risk I knew I was taking. Nobody can be blamed for vacuum sealing.

Medically, this strain helped me tremendously with my depression, GAD and with tooth pain. I also found it great for spasms/cramping associated with IBS and for pain/nausea/heartburn associated with stomach ulcers. I imagine the anti-nausea effect would do wonders for those with nausea associated with HIV/AIDS/Chemo/MS. I also bet this would help with inner-ocular pressure associated with glaucoma

Wrapping up this St. Patrick’s day with some Durban Poison, which was not a good representation of, what has the potential to be, a great strain. Submitted By: CanadaDank07 (Member and Editor) Camera Used: Unknown Name: Durban Poison From: Vancouver Dispensary Society (Dispensary – Canada) Grade: D+ Type: Hybrid (Near Pure African Sativa 95 S/5 I) Price:

Overall, I really like this strain. It was cured to its fullest and tasted amazing! I really want to get another batch of this strain and see if the Blueberry is more dominant.