THE LONG ROAD HOME (…my toke)
I found Thai Lights to be a functional blend of a medium Sativa mixed with a heavier, or more noticeable Indica. The Sativa effects were light but effective and had almost zero potential to cause feelings of anxiety or stress.
I think it important to mention that I mostly medicated with this strain in the early morning and afternoon. I just didn’t find it that potent in the evening as I graduate to strains with a higher potency in the evenings.
During those day time sessions I definitely felt an elevation of mood and some stress relief in the afternoon to early evening.
I found myself deep in thought or focusing on the details of whatever activity I needed to perform.
At some point there is a leveling off of cerebral effects as Indica effects take lead.
I wasn’t so taken with the look of this strain, and it barely resembled any Thai stick or supposedly pure Thai flower I’ve encountered in the past. However, it does have a very familiar aroma of black tea and the look of so many past bags of flower that it almost feels like a reunion with that “upper-mid” level NYC delivery service flower look.
That being said, I did indeed enjoy the ride I took with Verano’s Thai Lights. But, I would most likely only purchase it again with a much higher potency and hopefully a more enriched terpene profile. It just didn’t seem to rank with likes of the other G-line strains by Verano at almost the same potency. 3/5 but a definite solid 3. think “High Upper Mid”