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Grower: Robert Allen and Dragonfly Wellness
Purchased: Dragonfly Wellness
Price: $55 an 8th
Genetics: Sativa dominate hybrid, cross between Flo and The White
Cannabinoid Profile: 23.22% THC
Feeling a creativity clog? Get in the flow state with Flo White from Dragonfly Wellness. This strain is sure to knock your train of thought into motion, and a great daytime accoutrement for any creative project.
Few strains can give me the Bruce Banner astral-projection feeling we are all familiar with. Flo White is on the short list of those that can. After consuming Flo White, there have been a few times where I found myself grinning at nothing in particular; and feeling completely content. This strain from the Dragonfly rolodex will convince you “sensimilla is the healing of the nations” (Collie Buddz “Sensimilla” and Iya Terra “Real Sensi”).
Flo White has a depth to its affects that many cannabis strains lack. Rather than blasting you away immediately and melting off 45 minutes later, this strain builds over time and can last into the two hour mark. After the first dose the perception of your surroundings changes, your mind altered by the herb. A smooth, yet heady, Sativa adventure begins with positive excitement and a readiness to go with the flo.
The stimulating characteristics of Flo White make it a great choice for daytime use. This strain works well for medicating before a creative project or for an outing in nature. Be careful to monitor your dosing though, this is a power strain and a little can go a long way.
The terpenes myrcene, limonene, and beta caryophyllene are all present in Flo White. The limonene may be the reason that various users report using this strain to medicate symptoms of anxiety and depression. Myrcene and beta caryophyllene can have anti-inflammatory and pain relief affects so it’s possible consumers with those symptoms would find this strain beneficial.
On a slightly disappointing note, the size and number of the buds in my 8th was verging on popcorn designation. Perhaps just luck of the jar on this one. Regardless of gym stats, this Flo White jar was fresh. Slightly sticky, and springy with freshness.
While at the disappointment desk, I may as well mention that this review, would not be complete without mentioning that the grower of this phenomenal strain, Redbeard Farmer, will be leaving the state for employment elsewhere. “Unfortunate” isn’t quite the word to describe this. I’ll let you imagine the word that is. Returning to the reefer…
The most prominent flavor I noted was a pine sol petrol note, which I found refreshing and unique. The nose has a dank berry that gets a little more sour once the buds are broken up. This is a very clean harvest, which combined with the potency of the flower, really drives home the importance of keeping and maintaining craft cannabis in Utah.
