Cultivar Review: Figaro by epiphany

#figaro by @epiphany_ny Lineage – Gelonade pheno – ( Lemon Tree x Gelato 41) Breeder – unknown Grower: epiphany Terpene Profile: Unknown

Figaro Cannabis Cultivar (Strain) Review

@epiphany_ny are the winners of the @thenewyorkgrowerscup fruit category with Michigan’s own Super Boof. Figaro is the first cultivar, I had the opportunity to evaluate from @epiphany_ny’s lineup. Figaro originates from the prominent Gelonade. Gelonade’s parents are the unique controversial Lemon Tree & the legendary Gelato 41. The jar, the label & the name is 5/5. The flower nugs that were given to me were small buds, 2 medium size nugs connecting like a figaro gold link. The pigmentation of moss green blend with 🍐 color bracts, figaro orange gold color stigma, eggshell color trichomes. The palate is a mesmerizing lemon bean, citrus fuel earthy after taste. The scent is not your typical Gelonade, lemon tree/ lemon popperz aroma. It has a strong floral limonene terpenes on steroids mix with like old basement odor .The after grind odor remind me of lemon juice with Sazón. The effects are heavy level cerebral high. The body high is on another level, put me out of my misery for a after work siesta 💤. The buzz starts around 8-9 pulls in, headiness intensity can last up to an 1hr. Overall 2-3 hr high, may cause drowsiness, great to build appetite and positive mood. The inhale is smooth zesty lemon, fuel gelato 41 earthy after taste. The ashes burned 60/40 more salt than Pepper, then ending the sesh at 50/50. Fígaro still has that clean smoke, tasting that lemon tree hash savor. It’s definitely a chest locker/couch locker. Overall a masterpiece in its presence, don’t ever say no to smalls. Figaro has the appeal, scent, nose is unique and effects are 1000 trillion. I recommend for nighttime use or after work because during the day, it had me out of service. Shoutout to Epiphany for giving me the opportunity to give my feedback on this NY cultivated heat. Big shoutout to @higher.empire for giving the opportunity to NY cultivators to shine in their spot. — Figaro – 4.8/5