About this product

Grown by: Fig Farms Bred by: Fig Farms Lineage: Dutch Treat x Strange Love Tasting notes: Banana candy, lemon cleaner, Ritz cracker We chose this phenotype of Dutch Treat x Strange Love from its siblings because of its terpenes and its effects. The strain's name Dark Karma comes from its tendency to fade to dark colors, and for the 'Instant Karma' strain in its lineage. We could have given this strain a Banana name because of how strong the banana aromatics are. The flowers are chunky, you will not find many smalls in Dark Karma batches. We briefly released an alternate phenotype to this flower named 'Dutch Cookies' . Few cultivators have worked their genetic lines over the years as well as Fig Farms has, as evidenced by the huge pheno hunt they undertook to find this gem. “We went through 300 or 400 different seeds,” Fig Farms’ founder Keith Healy tells the Leaf, “but that one was a standout phenotype early on in the hunt. … We didn’t really base it on THC percentage. I’m more excited because it’s different.” Different, indeed. When you first glance at the 6ixth Sense, it looks familiar with the dark notes from the Sherb coming through, and the same can be said of its structure. But that’s where all of the classic San Francisco dessert-weed aspects of 6ixth Sense end. Popping the jar brings an almost aggressive, concentrated red Kool-Aid smell – but those sweet notes are just a mask, as the nugs actually hide a lot of the nose. Once you crunch into them and get a good whiff of all the cannabinoids inside, it turns from a fruit punch into a gassy, nail polish-like nose tickler. Rarely does a strain possess a profile that smells so potent, but with so much sweetness on top of it. That wild nose carries right over into a flavor reminiscent of Pixy Stix. The taste is not quite as fruity as the nose suggests, but that’s a good thing: Most of the strains that taste the sweetest aren’t your heavy hitters. As for the high, it’s about as full-bodied as you’ll find with something so tasty. And since it’s a solid hybrid, it won’t stick you to the couch or make your day too fast-paced. Bottom line: 6ixth Sense brings a balanced high with a decent cerebral edge.