I have reviewed enough Bedford Grow flower to know what to expect out of each strain, but when I noticed Bedford Grow added Punch Breath to its lineup, I was a little shocked. I’m a fan of sweet cookie dough and fruity flavors, so I picked up from Maribis Springfield on Grandview a few grams for review.

Punch Breath is an indica-leaning hybrid (70%/30%) created through crossing the Mendo Breath and Purple Punch. This batch tested at 23.10% THCa, 0.46% THC, 0.54% CBGa, and 24.10% total cannabinoids. Primary terpenes included limonene, β-myrcene, α-pinene, β-caryophyllene, and β-pinene.

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Trichomes powdered the dense buds that were a mix of light green, dark, green, purple, and orange.

The aroma provided berries and pine with earthy and sweet overtones. The flavor was a collage of sweet cookie dough, fruity grape, and tart berries with back notes of earthy pine, vanilla, and bubblegum. Each hit mixed some form of sweet pastry and candy berries.

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The onset hit quick with a tingly head high that was uplifting and relaxing at the same time. Though potent, the head high was relatively clear and soothing. When I dosed a little too much, my thoughts would wander a little and the heaviness of the high rested in the base of the head. My spirits were lifted until I tired at the very end of the buzz.

The onset of the body buzz also hit quickly, delivering a heavy tingly relaxation in the muscles for a full-bodied high that lasted for hours. Twice, the strain helped my nausea and boosted my appetite. And after binging television for a few hours while medicating, I became tired and slept well both nights.

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Overall, Punch Breath was a little out of the expected chemmy, gassy, orangey, and kushy flavors I expect from Bedford Grow, but the strain fit into the quality of flower that Bedford Grow cultivates.

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