Insa OG strain Review

The initial effects are noticeable in your eyes, which may become heavy.In my experience, this strain had a cerebral effect, though not in a negative way, as my thoughts remained clear. Around 15 minutes in, drowsiness sets in, accompanied by yawning and teary eyes. It's important to note that this strain exerts a potent sleep-inducing effect and is not advisable if you have tasks to complete. I did notice that at certain times, it may slightly elevate your heart rate, but this effect soon transitions into a relaxing sensation.
This strain is recommended for those seeking help with sleep, or for those looking to enjoy a movie and take a nap or simply relax outdoors.

The aroma is reminiscent of a faint skunky scent, as though someone had recently smoked cannabis and then strolled a few blocks before entering a coffee shop. While it remains detectable up close, it lacks the overpowering nature that would typically draw widespread attention, unlike the pungency of a hotboxed environment. There's also a hint of earthiness to its fragrance, almost like the subtle scent of wood. I believe this earthy note may be attributed to the terpene myrcene, which aligns with the strain's effects. Personally, I find this aroma quite pleasant, evoking memories of leisurely, relaxing summer days with a touch of giggles and the sun in your eyes.

When looking at the flower, the array of colors immediately catches the eye. The diversity of greens present in this flower gives it a striking appearance. The flower itself is a colorful masterpiece, with a light green base that vividly resembles Oscar the Grouch from Sesame Street. Alongside this primary hue, you'll find specks of a deep, rich green akin to kale leaves. Delicate strands of very light burnt orange or a pale, light brown crisscross the flower's surface, creating a fine, thread-like effect. Adding to this visual delight, the entire flower is lightly coated with a sandy color, enhancing its overall appeal.