Pink Poison

Pink Poison is an indica-category flower with five weights on offer, the biggest at 28 g. AllBud names Durban Poison and Pink Cookies as the parents of the strain behind it.

Half indica, half sativa on paper

AllBud puts the strain under the hybrid label with an even split, half indica and half sativa, and describes it as made by crossing Durban Poison with Pink Cookies. In the shop the category is indica. A longer look at what the labels really mean is on our blog.

Cherry wine, strawberry and spicy herbs

AllBud’s aroma notes combine cherry wine, sweet strawberries and spicy herbs, and its aroma tags are earthy, flowery, fruity, herbal, spicy and strawberry. The flavour is sweet and flowery with strawberry, finishing slightly spicy on the exhale, and the flavour tags are cherry, flowery, fruity, strawberry and sweet.

Grape-shaped buds with pink-tinted crystals

The buds are dense and grape-shaped in AllBud’s description, minty green with thick light-orange hairs. It also mentions pink-tinted white trichomes beneath a sticky resin coat.

A quick head lift, then a tingly body high

According to AllBud, the high arrives quickly in the mind with a lifted, euphoric feeling, followed by a tingly body high. Users there tag euphoria and happy alongside body high, creative, relaxing and uplifting, and the strain scores 4.4 from 11 votes.

Pacing a strain AllBud puts near 30% THC

AllBud’s 30% to 31% average for Pink Poison is well above the 10% THC figure in the smoking and vaping part of Health Canada’s guidance. There the advice is a first round of only one or two puffs and some patience, since effects arrive within seconds to minutes yet can still be rising 30 minutes in. Separately, the lower-risk guidelines put 6 hours or more between any cannabis, Pink Poison included, and driving.