Ice reviews

People say Ice doesn't smell, but this stuff smells phenomenal. Very unique and hard to describe; is like waking up in the morning to a beautiful fresh spring day. The look of the herb is sort of dark green with the right amount of red-hairs. I enjoy grinding this product because it just open a Pandora box of smells and makes you want to roll the dang thing and smoke the whole jar! I see where the White Castle (Ice Widow) gets its flavor and potency. A well-flushed plant will deliver a smooth smoke without compromising your throat with 0 coughing. I enjoy it and will recommend it for that beautiful spring day. Only reason I'm giving 4 stars is because the plant can be a bit difficult to grow if you don't pay attention to what you are doing. Other than that, this one is a keeper.

Very smooth and fluffy feel.

Got me sleepy.

Great strain, beautiful buds, always one of the best stains in the store when it is in stock.

Dank

From my first encounter with this strain there was not much to like. Starting with the name which is also used as nickname for meth there was a turn off. Seeing Skunk #1 & Northern Lights as part of the four way lineage is what drew me back to this strain because they are both favorites of mine. There was no trace of either in this flower maybe because there are so many dynamics mixing the genetics of four strains. The outcome is that they all seem to equal each other out making for a bland smell & taste. Maybe it was the mix of all these negatives overwhelming my judgement, but the buzz was barely there. In fact for me to have any effect with this flower it had to be mixed with other stronger strains like "The White". In keeping an open mind there will be another round of Ice in my life if it comes before me again so my opinion is not based on this experience alone. I'll update my review when or if this happens until then Ice is getting the cold shoulder. Yes pun intended =)

Great strain! I found this to be one of the best strains to be lazy on (:

Grows GREAT outdoor and in Outdoor greenhouses in Northern California