Bag Appeal: 7/10
The nugs are small but frosty, with visible trichomes and hairs. They feel spongy and aren’t overly dry, which is nice. The trichomes really pop in photos, making the overall appearance of the flower quite good. Larger buds would have made it better, but it’s a solid 7 out of 10.

Aroma:

• In the Jar: 4/10
  At first, the aroma is grassy and hay-like. As time goes on, it starts to shift toward gassy and citrusy, with earthy undertones. However, it doesn’t have that strong of a scent overall, especially compared to other strains.
• After Grinding: 6/10
  Grinding the flower really brings out the gassy, citrusy scent typical of GMO strains. It’s a lot more enjoyable once ground up.

Pre-Light Flavor:
Before lighting the joint, inhaling off of it gives a strong, citrusy, almost sour flavor. I really enjoyed this part.

Flavor (While Smoking): 5/10
Once lit, the flavor becomes more woody, with only slight hints of citrus and gas. It doesn’t have that top-shelf dispensary taste and feels more like something your homie might grow in their basement. There’s still a grassy element to it, but it’s just okay, overall.

High: 7/10
The high is nice and mellow. It’s not too intense, which is good. While it’s labeled as a hybrid, it feels more indica-leaning to me. It’s chill and relaxing, without making me feel overly giggly or energetic, just a pleasant, laid-back experience.

Packaging:
The packaging is a bit of a mishmash. It says “Pura” but also mentions being packaged by Hepworth AG and powered by Highline Brands. It feels like there are too many companies involved, which makes it a bit confusing. The packaging also claims they’ve been “Proudly serving New York for 25 years,” which suggests they’ve got legacy roots. They also say they collect and cultivate the “rarest genetics,” which is kind of funny considering GMOxOreoz is far from rare—it’s actually pretty common now.

Overall Rating: 6/10
This strain has decent bag appeal and a solid high but lacks in flavor and aroma. The aroma improves after grinding, but the overall experience feels more like homegrown quality than high-end dispensary flower.

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