Strain Review: Triangle Kush by White Rabbit Farm

Triangle Kush by @whiterabbitfarm Lineage/Genetics: Disputed Original Breeder: Unknown Grower: White Rabbit Farm Terpene Profile: Unknown

White Rabbit Farm Triangle Kush Cannabis Cultivar (Strain) Review

Rating: 9.4/10 Ive had Triangle Kush a bunch of times in the past but it never stuck out much to me, it was fine but never spoke to a haze & sour lover like me. This batch of Triangle Kush from @whiterabbitfarm is the best I have ever had. It changed my whole perspective & outlook on triangle kush. It was a dark venue so I couldnt really see what the bud looked like but as soon as I smelled it, I was shocked & had to do a double take & read the label again. Kush!?!? But it kinda smells like diesel? Wtf? Shittt im not complaining but how is this possible? I grabbed it & brought it home & am I glad I did. I looked at it in the light & OMG what a work of art. The patented Triangle Kush red hairs were heavyyy on the tight bright green christmas trees. The smell is earthy, citrussy pinetrees mixed with pungent diesel fuel. The taste is clean earthy piney diesel with a hint of sweet wood on the very end of the exhale. This shit is potent. U feel it with every hit u take. Hits u wit that numbness behind the eyes. The high is the type to make u not give a fuck about anything you were worried about before you started smoking. The body high is heavy on this one. This must have been what Afroman was smokin when he wrote “because I got high”. One of the only strains that doesnt build a tolerance, I can smoke it over & over & get the same high every time. Not that we need to question whiterabbit farms but @budkushman420 himself confirmed this is a legit cut of real deal TK at the Cirque 2 Event in NY earlier this year. I can’t lie their 2nd batch looked crazier because it was even more red hairs but it didnt smoke as amazing as this one but it was still decent but this particular batch was top notch A-1 stuff, which is exactly what to expect from this cultivator. I look forward to future batches.