Charlotte Angel

The lemon hits first, sharp, almost cutting. Behind it, a full herbaceous wave, like an infusion of bitter herbs that awakens the palate without stinging. The finish brings out a clean diesel note, the strain’s signature, reminding you that you’re not sipping a detox herbal tea.

As soon as you open the bag, it hits you without asking permission: grated lemon, pine, cut grass, all carried by a diesel base note that makes no apology for its existence. Rub a bud between your fingers and the bouquet deepens. Some phenotypes even release a surprising spicy blueberry note. The sort of scent you recognise before you’ve even seen it.

Elongated buds, a typical sativa structure: less compact than indicas, but well-formed and resinous. Lime green to medium green, criss-crossed with light orange pistils that provide a striking contrast. The resin coating is even and glossy, without being overly frosty. To the touch: firm, slightly sticky, exactly what you’d expect from a hydroponic plant that’s been properly cured.