
THE LONG ROAD HOME (…my toke)
Soul Safari by Culta is a strain that, up to now, has been a bit difficult to find at a medium to high potency level if seen at all. I personally had seen it since around fall of last year. Harvest time of course.
I was pleasantly surprised with the level of mood elevation and sharp mental focus that Soul Safari provides without ever reaching an intensity level that would cause any panic.
Quite the opposite in fact. Which brings me to the second interesting thing about the complex sativa dominant hybrid: It can supply a very mellow relaxing body high that just sort of makes you feel warm and copacetic inside.
There were more than a few times when medicating with Soul Safari, that I felt elevated and motivated to get some things accomplished.

Yes, Soul Safari can increase your ability to focus. However, it’s so very euphoric and mellow that you may find yourself going down rabbit holes, or devoting time to activities or a movie for instance, that you would normally not invest a lot of time into. I found this to be a sort of distractive focus and left me coming up from those rabbit holes without any rabbits a few times. Overall though, once I made a concerted effort to devote the intensified focus into something worthwhile it became all that more enjoyable.
I have to say, even at this potency, I was very said to see my eighth dwindle down to one last session…and just as I figured out how to make the most of it.
So, if your medicating with Soul Safari and you plan on using its augmented focus, make sure you don’t get sidetracked down a side street or you may end up stuck in a cul de sac of couch-lock.

That being said, once you do you will be pleasantly surprised.
I will definitely purchase Soul Safari again in the future. It would be nice to find it a bit higher or at least as high in potency as this batch. 4/5 (I would say 5/5, but with a name like Soul Safari, I somewhat feel that I was anticipating more of an all-round showcase of effects from one end of the spectrum to the other.
And, in retrospect, and in fairness to Culta, I don’t really think that’s the intention of this strain. I would classify it as hybrid that offers a mellow glimpse into sativa effects while holding you down to earth with some relaxing Indica traits.