Strawberry Cough was the first named cannabis strain I ever sampled. I still remember the excitement. I simply couldn’t believe it really smelled like fresh strawberries. One encounter and I was hooked. Anytime I come across the classic berry strain or it’s genetics out in the world, I have to grab it. That’s what motivated my latest pickup from Consume Marion: Strawberry Cough X Slimer OG by Rythm.

Strawberry Cough X Slimer OG is a balanced hybrid cross. This eighth tested at 24.05% THCA and 25.75% total cannabinoids. The most prevalent indicated terpenes were β-caryophyllene, β-myrcene, and limonene.

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This eighth contained many smaller flowers that were all noticeably trimmed very thin and long, reminiscent of tiny spruce trees. These buds were bright green with a light presence of orange hairs. The trichome covering had taken on a much more golden amber tone than frosty white.

The aroma in the jar was sweet on the front with fresh berries, lavender, and honey appearing over a mix of heavy skunk and rich earth. The berry flavor became less ripe and more “green” when smoked, and the skunky earth tones came to the front.

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Tingly, euphoric, and wide open, this strain fell more on the sativa than indica side of the spectrum. The calm headspace allowed for increased focus, and I enjoyed dosing with Strawberry Cough X Slimer OG before starting writing and technical work.

Overall, the strain tasted great and punches above its weight class as a high flying sativa than a middling hybrid.

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