Island Honey

Island Honey strain tastes like somebody dipped a hybrid in sweet nectar before it ever hit the jar. Bred from unknown cannabs breeders on Vancouver Island, this potent marijuana strain crosses Early Pearl with a legendary Jack Herer phenotype. THC typically sits between 21 and 23%. The bud structure is small, tight, and dense, colored in olive green with orange hairs woven through and faint amber tones showing in sun. A fine layer of amber-tinted trichomes covers the surface, giving the whole nug a soft frosted look. The aroma of Island Honey starts off sugary and slightly spiced, honey-forward with floral undertones that build the longer you sit with the bag open. Citrus shows up toward the back, subtle but noticeable, especially once the flower has been broken apart.
The smoke matches that profile closely. Candied fruits, syrup and lemon curd through the inhale, finishing smooth and lightly creamy on the exhale. Caryophyllene, myrcene, and Terpinolene are the terpenes responsible for building that entire flavor experience of Island Honey from the first pull to the last.
The high arrives light and clear-headed, lifting mood and sharpening focus without any heaviness behind it. Depression, fatigue, and chronic stress respond particularly well.