MarijuanaReviews.com member ‘Gnosis‘ sent in this review of some green from the mid west called Flint. Looks like it could of been trimmed just a little more.
Name: Flint
From: Private Dealer
Grade: B-
Type: Hybrid
Price: $60/8th, $400/Ounce
Looks: Tight green nugs with bright orange hairs. The hairs really stand out against the dark green. Very beautiful.
Smell: Piney with a hint of fruit.
Taste: Fruity, piney taste on the inhale, hash-like flavor on the exhale.
Buzz Type: Sativa-like head buzz at first, then a more mellow body high for the finish.
Buzz Length: Medium. Buzz lasted close to 2 hours.
Overall: Pretty good bud. I got it for my girlfriend’s birthday as a present for her. As far as headies go however, it was a bit of a disappointment. The taste was kind of generic and the price is too high, but the buzz was nice. Not sure if this is a real, stabilized strain or if the name was just a marketing ploy by the growers. Anybody else heard of this strain? –Gnosis
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that doesnt look like 60 an 1/8 weed
the fruity taste and high save it
looks like some wet beasters I used to get in middle school
It’s really not worth the $60 but I live in Ohio man. I get what I can get.
i’ve never heard of a strain called flint before, anyone know anything about it if it truly exists?
probably not. he said he lives in Ohio. It probably came from Michigan, out of the city Flint. Long way to get to Ohio tho, not to far considering the way marijuana can travel.
I have had flint. I live in Ohio and bought an ounce. My budz looked exactly like yours, with less leaves. Not worth the price, but still good. Yes, it came from Flint, Michigan.