Pie Hoe reviews

Didn’t like the taste too much…I get a hint of a blueberry muffin and diesel. Gives me a good head-high, feeling it all in my eyes. Burns a little bit of the throat. Munchies are going crazy

I am been iffy about this one but I am really liking it for the weekend :)

Pretty great high :) one of my favorite tasting carts.

I've seen this crazy named strain hundreds of times and have skipped it just cause of that, but one day I said fuck it and copped an 8th and damn it, I should've smoked this a long time ago!!! Silly me. Pie Hoe instantly hopped into my top 10 easily because it's a pretty flower with a grapey/grapefruity type smell and is most importantly, potent af! (dependent on grower) You can def taste the grape, purp in it and it smacks you like an OG. Strong starter and then eases off after a few hours and just has you in happy, chill mode. Also a good strong but cool strain to smoke amongst the honies and ladies of the night to help your night get lit! I'd highly recommend this and don't get thrown off by the name and miss out on a good flight. When I'm in total relax mode, I even take it to the next level with some Ice Cream Cake crumble sprinkled in the batch that I roll up. Stoner life indeed.....so fellow stoners, smoke some of this shit!

I’m always for a search for the best indica strain for me. I was suggested this strain so I bought a Kubunky pen. I can only smoke pen right now until I move out of the parentals. Immediately after hit, I immediately feel a wave of calm throughout my body. I give this a 10 hell yeah.

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TINGLY

Put it in a spliff and ya put in on lip 🔥🔥🔥 Make me get the eye sweats. 😨