Kamikaze

Bag Appeal: Finding new ways to describe Z has become increasingly difficult. As a rule, it doesn’t look great, and unfortunately the Kamikaze is no exception. Like little lime green brussel sprouts, the nugs have a hedgehog appearance that screams quality to those familiar with Z – but is visually lackluster compared to some of the bag appeal forward cultivars we all know and love.

Aroma: Said to be grown in living soil, the Kamikaze is unmistakably Z, and leans more floral than tart. A candied citrus scent pours from the jar with a bouncy lavender hum. The Kamikaze almost smells like an iced lemon and honey tea and is a joy to crack open.

Flavor: The Kamikaze is an overwhelmingly sweet and uniquely floral expression of my current favorite strain. I adore lavender/linalool and in the Kamikaze, it serves to open up the traditionally singular grapefruit soda profile in a novel way. The flavor fades near the end of the joint, but the effects kick in quickly and are more sedative than your average Z. The Kamikaze is physically relaxing with a spacey headchange.