AAAA Platinum Train-wreck By Kelowna Craft☀️

Breeder: Unknown 
Lineage: Train-wreck and Platinum Cookies.
Terpene: Terpinolene

Platinum Wreck’s buds are typically medium to large and cling together in rounded, bullet-like shapes. The buds have a markedly indica structure, with small leaves that curl tightly inward toward their central stems. These leaves themselves are a mossy green and are threaded through with a higher than average volume of vibrant orange pistils. Finally, parent strain Platinum OG passes on its tendency for high resin production, giving Platinum Wrecks’ flowers their own coating of sticky, platinum-looking trichomes.

The most prominent aroma jumping off of Platinum Wreck’s buds is an intense citrus tang. A second whiff reveals some sweet, honey-like notes as well. Grinding up the flowers, meanwhile, gives off some of the rich earthiness associated with both parent strains. When it is burnt, Platinum Wreck gives off a harsh smoke that may trigger a coughing fit. On the exhale, this smoke has a mellow orange taste with some residual hash and spiciness.

Platinum Wreck won’t leave you waiting around for its effects to hit, as it typically begins to work its magic on the head just as uses inhale its thick smoke. The first sign that it’s working may be a sudden increase in pressure around the temples and lower forehead. Other consumers report phenomena like a flushing in the cheeks or an increase in salivation. Once they adjust to these odd physical tics, though, smokers are apt to note Platinum Wreck’s effect on their cognition. Changes can include a new fascination with concepts or objects that might not otherwise seem interesting. Often, consumers may also find themselves organizing ideas into categories or making unusual associations between seemingly unrelated things. This kind of tuned-in thinking can be a good way to execute work on detailed, task-based projects. It can also help open up new avenues of creativity for those working on open-ended pursuits like crafts.