The buds have over-sized, spade-shaped forest green nugs, with deep purple undertones, thick red-orange hairs, and a coating of tiny purple-tinted white crystal trichomes, salivating sweet sticky resin. When broken apart, they release aromas of earthy wood, with hints of skunk and sweet diesel. It tastes of sweet lemons and sour skunk, with a subtle diesel aftertaste, on the exhale.
The high from this beautiful stranger is a wonderment to finally have the pleasure of meeting. It is a creeping friendship where dark shadows and whispered identifications are the norm. It introduces itself in the guise of a euphoric lift, where your mind will soar. Negative thoughts and ideas will fade and melt through your tingling fingers, as your desire to engage and laugh with friends takes to the stage. It will gift you an ebullience, wherein your joy will drift about and smile upon everyone and everything. Ultimately, this uncensored delight will be reigned in, and a seductive feeling will make itself known. Beginning behind the eyes, it will spread throughout your body. Waves of soothing calmness will massage every tired muscle and bone, and leave you utterly incapable of complaining, either physically or mentally. This will be the place where no mystery will be solved, as you will be wrapped in a blanket of pure bliss. Keep the diary for another day.
As a result of these effects and its monumental THC level, Bogart is an ideal choice when it comes to treating chronic fatigue, chronic pain, stress, anxiety and depression.
Seeds for this mysterious dude are impossible to find, so for any prospective grower, clippings from mature plants will need to be obtained in order to make clones. If growing indoors, it should flower in 8 to 9 weeks. Outdoors, expect it to flower in the last week of October.
For those who enjoy a mystery wrapped in a smile, and gifted and presented in a guarantee of a peaceful sleep, then Bogart has got you covered.
