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Product Details
- Cannabinoids
- 20.35% THC, 0.02% CBD
- Flavor
- Citrus, Sweet
Product Description
Jungle Boys' Gelato flower is a sweet and earthy hybrid with a typically relaxed high. You'll likely feel calm, balanced, and uplifted. If you're already feeling sleepy this high will lean that way, but if you have some energy left this is more of a giggle high. Look to this for a mood boost or a happy buzz to mellow out your day.
Effects Profile
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The effect profile of Jungle Boys Gelato is based on 7 user reviews.
Relaxed
Euphoric
Focused
Expert Review
Love At First Whiff
Review by Kate Ryan
Oct 03, 2018 · 5 min read
Lesson learned: If it smells good, you're in for a good time.
My nose has never been very good at its one job: smelling things. Plenty of people dream about having the power to fly or walk through walls, but I dream of one day being able to accurately identify smells. Because as it stands now, I can barely tell a lavender plant from a eucalyptus tree smell-wise. For no less than five years, I’ve been trying to identify the scent of the desert, a dusty, almost leathery fragrance that rises through the floorboards whenever I leave my Los Angeles apartment for more than two days. It’s as familiar to me as the back of my hand and yet I can’t seem to put my finger on it.
“Flower that smells good almost never lets me down high-wise.”
When it comes to weed, I’m not much better off. Which sucks because identifying the plant’s terpenes (compounds that give plants their smell) can tell you a lot about what kind of high you’re going to get. A hint of cloves, for instance, can indicate the presence of
Such was the case with Jungle Boys’
A cross of Sunset
So, on a relaxed Friday night in Vegas, I pulled in a few buttery hits and knew my nose had been right; we were in for a good time. Right away, I could feel the lingering tension from a long day of driving start to dissolve. Within minutes the body high descended, leaving me feeling like I was at the dentist’s office in a lead smock. Mind you, I like a nice weighted blanket. You get all the benefits of a hug without the messiness of interacting with another human. But for roughly $180 less, I got the feeling of a full-body hug while still being able to get up and move around—something you can’t do with a 20-lb blanket.
With a suite at the Venetian and all of Vegas at my disposal, I drew a bath. I then handed the joint to my girlfriend, who has the herb tolerance of an infant. She took two tokes and was promptly transported to a level-ten comfort zone. “Gelato can stay,” she said, curling into a fetal position with a glass of champagne in hand. We chilled like that for the better part of two hours, steeping in smoke-infused steam until our fingertips wrinkled and we ran out of bubbles. Ultimately, the munchies took the wheel, carrying us out of the bath and into the sitting room where we ate room service in hotel bathrobes and watched a show about extreme treehouses.
When I tested Jungle Boys’ Gelato again the following day, I did so in the unforgiving desert heat while perusing a junkyard of abandoned neon signs. Even with sweat dripping down my spine and a champagne hangover clouding my brain, I felt relaxed and uplifted as can be. I took pleasure in the most minute details—busted light bulbs, a cool breeze, the texture of gravel under my feet. I never thought I’d be so engrossed in a bunch of old signs. Back in the car heading toward the Grand Canyon, I sunk into the passenger seat with an impossibly cold LaCroix and a bag of Pirate’s Booty. One can only hope heaven is something similar.
I suppose the major benefit of Gelato is this: You technically have the euphoria and comfort to paint the town red, but you’d be just as happy taking a walk around the neighborhood with a bag of chips. Well balanced and flexible, it’s the kind of flower I’d want to pack for loosely planned adventures because I know it’ll rise to any occasion. Clearly, my nose had a hunch this was the case.
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