Curious George #7

Pre-rolls can often be “hit or miss” but this one is a PURE HOMERUN. Everything about this joint, from taste, to looks, to flavor, to high…it was unbeatable in every regard, and I’ll most certainly be keeping an eye out for this storybook strain again.

In all honesty, the coloring of various strains don’t really play a factor into their potency. That said, however, a bud’s dryness or crisp nature could mean the bud has been left alone in the open elements for a far too long, resulting in a less potent, somewhat stale experience. Which is never ideal for obvious reasons. But all bud’s are different, and create their own taste, fragrance, and color scheme – so there’s no reason to discriminate against one bud or the other when it comes to coloring. It all comes down to freshness at the end of the day. The fresher the bud, the better off you’ll be.

Normally, when I break open my pre-rolls, I see a bunch of dry, crispy, often bright green buds. Which is fine, but when I cracked open THIS one, I was happy to see such a deep, rich green color. It was proven to be indicative of the potency, at least for this case it was. Which is where my question comes in: Does dark bud like this ALWAYS mean it’s going to be dank? Or does color not really matter in this instance?

I TOTALLY get why they call this strain Curious George, because it had me uplifted, energized, and ready to explore all sorts of random things. I can’t get enough of this strain to be honest. I wish I bought MORE!