One of my favorite features about Revolution Cannabis’ recent collaboration with Cookies has been the unique strains combining great genetics from both brands’ lineups. Georgia Collider is such a strain, released under Revolution’s Tales & Travels brand, so I picked up a sample from Enlightened Mount Prospect to review.
Georgia Collider is a hybrid cross of Georgia Pie and AC9. This batch of flower tested at 1.14% THC, 17.48% THCa, and 19.05% total cannabinoids. The indicated terpenes were limonene, β-caryophyllene, β-myrcene, linalool, and α-terpineol.
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Chunky flowers just larger than the “popcorn” category carried a thick and milky trichome layer. The light green flowers were vibrant, providing a generous amount of bright-orange hairs and small-purple splashes throughout.
The top end of the scent from the bag was a lightly sweet combination of dough and nectarine with a rich finish that combined gas and freshly turned soil. It was the dough and soil that came through on the palate creating a sweet and earthy contrast. Overall, this flavor was light and short lasting.
Georgia Collider was instantly calming, wiping my worries away and instilling a quiet, spacious mindscape. My mood also received a significant boost, and when combined with the calm mind, allowed me to put a positive spin on just about anything.
Physically, light waves of tingles moved through my arms and legs and an overall feeling of weightlessness overtook me. Overall, the calm and optimistic mindspace added Georgia Collider on my list of strains to revisit. For more Illinois News Joint reviews, visit here.
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