Nerds

Nerds comes from a small Oregon grower and a candy aisle.

It was made by Adam Jacques of the Oregon Microgrowers Guild, who crossed Grape Ape with Strawberry Cough and then backcrossed the result. The name points at the flavor, grape and strawberry candy, and our records on the effects are thin, so this review stays close to what is documented.

The little effect data we have describes a thoughtful, quietly creative character rather than a strong lift, with some hunger and, for a few, an anxious edge. There is no reviewer breakdown behind that and no sense of onset or duration.

How the high builds and how strong it runs are not things our data can settle yet. Go slow with a new batch and form your own read.

Nerds is sweet grape and ripe strawberry with an earthy, herbal base and a light spice. The fruit-candy character is the recognizable part, inherited from both parents. The flavor holds the grape and berry through the exhale with a woody finish.

Nerds has no lab terpene panel in our data, only the recurring names Myrcene, Caryophyllene, Humulene and Ocimene, with no amounts attached. That gives a rough sense of the smell, not a profile you can compare between jars.

The grape-and-strawberry candy impression is carried largely by minor compounds a standard nine-terpene reading does not capture, so smell the specific jar and treat its own test as the real profile.

Nerds THC is reported around 14 to 17 percent, though our records carry a data-entry error and the exact figures are not reliable. CBD is a trace. Read it as a mild-to-moderate strain pending a real test.

With this little on file, the batch's own lab sheet is the only figure worth trusting.