Strain Review: Cherry Lemonhead by Trappack
Cherry Lemonhead- @trappackbizz @trappackboston
Nose: Zesty, cherry, and a bit of a nutty aroma that follows
Inhale: Strong, cherry/fruity, creamy, with a light citrus zest.
Exhale: Zesty lemon citrus taste with a strong follow through.
Lineage/Genetics: Lemon Cherry Gelato pheno
Original Breeder: Unknown
Grower: Trappack
Happy Friday Jr. everyone! We are one day closer to the weekend and I have another review for you. Today I will be covering someone who I have built a good relationship with in Boston over the past year or so. None other than @trappackbizz himself blessed me with some Lemon Cherryhead and we are going to get to the facts.
This came in a standard rectangular (smaller) Mylar bag. The artwork is a spin off of the cherry and lemonhead box candy; sort of combining the two. I got a laugh out of lemonhead wearing sunglasses and smoking a blunt. Is that supposed to be you Bizz?
The initial smell out of the bag was a mild
zest of cherry and fruity scents which turned a little nutty on the back end. I knew this was gelato by the smell, looks and feel of it. It’s texture as you would guess was spongy and easy to break a part. I found the buds weren’t awfully sticky but had dominant shades yellow, orange, green and purple spots mixed in. Breaking it up the yield wasn’t the best and I found myself breaking up more than I needed to in order to fill the joint. Wasn’t a fan of this.
When I sparked this up in an organic RAW I felt a tangy and fruity sensation take over. The inhale was packed with a variety of flavors including zesty, creamy, citrus, and a little bit of pine. Some of the pulls were a bit harsh I must forewarn. The exhale followed with more of a citrusy zest which stung the throat which left me coughing a little bit more than expected. Each pull started to get a little harsher than the rest and I did noticed the flavor started to get a little weaker about half way through. The ash changed from a dark grey to a lighter grey but started to morph back into a darker grey right around that halfway mark. There was a huge res ring around the cherry that added a nice drip and the burn on this was slow but mildly inconsistent.
Overall Rating 8.2/10
The high was certainly potent and made up for some of the lack of characteristics found of the Lemon Cherryhead during the breakup and smoking stages. I smooth and calm high came over the body. This was nothing extremely overpowering but nonetheless lasted for a good hour and half putting me into a deep state of tranquility. I had a hankering for sweets after this one and good thing I went shopping before I did 😋. Overall, the high was most standout quality of the Lemon Cherryhead.
I wanted to shoutout for the generosity with the bud we got. Some of the samples were a 1g above what was expected so, as always, I appreciate the love. We will have a few more up out of the Trappack Collection next week so stay tuned!
Trappack Cherry Lemonhead Strain Review
Happy Friday Jr. everyone! We are one day closer to the weekend and I have another review for you. Today I will be covering someone who I have built a good relationship with in Boston over the past year or so. None other than @trappackbizz himself blessed me with some Lemon Cherryhead and we are going to get to the facts.
This came in a standard rectangular (smaller) Mylar bag. The artwork is a spin off of the cherry and lemonhead box candy; sort of combining the two. I got a laugh out of lemonhead wearing sunglasses and smoking a blunt. Is that supposed to be you Bizz?
The initial smell out of the bag was a mild
zest of cherry and fruity scents which turned a little nutty on the back end. I knew this was gelato by the smell, looks and feel of it. It’s texture as you would guess was spongy and easy to break a part. I found the buds weren’t awfully sticky but had dominant shades yellow, orange, green and purple spots mixed in. Breaking it up the yield wasn’t the best and I found myself breaking up more than I needed to in order to fill the joint. Wasn’t a fan of this.
When I sparked this up in an organic RAW I felt a tangy and fruity sensation take over. The inhale was packed with a variety of flavors including zesty, creamy, citrus, and a little bit of pine. Some of the pulls were a bit harsh I must forewarn. The exhale followed with more of a citrusy zest which stung the throat which left me coughing a little bit more than expected. Each pull started to get a little harsher than the rest and I did noticed the flavor started to get a little weaker about half way through. The ash changed from a dark grey to a lighter grey but started to morph back into a darker grey right around that halfway mark. There was a huge res ring around the cherry that added a nice drip and the burn on this was slow but mildly inconsistent.
Overall Rating 8.2/10
The high was certainly potent and made up for some of the lack of characteristics found of the Lemon Cherryhead during the breakup and smoking stages. I smooth and calm high came over the body. This was nothing extremely overpowering but nonetheless lasted for a good hour and half putting me into a deep state of tranquility. I had a hankering for sweets after this one and good thing I went shopping before I did 😋. Overall, the high was most standout quality of the Lemon Cherryhead.
I wanted to shoutout for the generosity with the bud we got. Some of the samples were a 1g above what was expected so, as always, I appreciate the love. We will have a few more up out of the Trappack Collection next week so stay tuned!Check out more reviews by @toptierterpsma on Instagram! (www.instagram.com/toptierterpsma)
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