Pure Sunfarms describes Headband being grown in a high-tech greenhouse where each bud is carefully trimmed and hand-groomed to precise standards. According to their website this strain features dense, elegantly contoured flowers that show a range of green colours under a layer of trichomes.
We were really impressed with Pure Sunfarms Blueberry Kush but when we reviewed their Pink Kush strain we thought that product was just okay. That made us curious about how this hybrid would perform. Headband is known for several flavours and scents including allspice and nutmeg (caryophyllene), lavender (linalool), lemon and coriander seeds (humulene).
But how does Headband from Pure Sunfarms measure up?
Check our review, rating and photos below.
Smell
The product arrives in an industry standard medium size zip bag. Opening the bag released a distinct pepper aroma, it was hard to detect any other smells due to the peppery scent being so strong.
Appearance
These buds were twiggy and stringy. Stems and excess leafs aside, the bud itself is a dull shade of green and leafy which appear sticky due to the trichome glisten. However the visual appearance is just okay, nothing that will wow or impress you. But given the low price not too surprising.
Flavour
For those whom love their black pepper, you’re in flavour country with this one and will have a raw throat to prove it. As harsh as one can imagine, the flavour is strong from start to finish.
Experience
Pure Sunfarms Headband is listed as having 17.4% THC content and a price tag of $22.95 for 3.5 grams. We found it did less a number on the head and more of on the body. A decent lethargic buzz that leaves you feeling a bit tired but not one that will knock you out. Not bad for the price, but we prefer Palmetto’s Headband strain more.
