Amsterdam Flame

[Da1KrayzieThug]

Anyone every dealt with it? I'd like to get more info about the strain as they're growing. Actually, I'm hoping that's even what they are. The nickname for it around here is simply 'Flame' and it has a piney smell to it.

Da1KrayzieThug Reviewed by Da1KrayzieThug on 04-28-2005. Amsterdam Flame Anyone every dealt with it? I'd like to get more info about the strain as they're growing. Actually, I'm hoping that's even what they are. The nickname for it around here is simply 'Flame' and it has a piney smell to it. Rating: 5

[Bspectral]

u can see the plant in my gallery . I grew a real beauty under flouros.

[Lady D]

Hey - I think I'm one of the few people in the world that has actually grown this strain, as nobody seemed familiar with it when I was asking questions about it. I got absolutely NO answers. Got the seeds and grew it anyway, outdoors.

In any case, AF is pretty much a one-hitter quitter. But I don't think what you're holding is the real deal - AF buds are really sweet, almost candy-like in aroma and flavor. It's predominantly indica, so a good body stone. I don't know how you like your stone (able to function or not), but 2 hits is almost TOO much for me. Of course, I'm a small gal, and not an everyday user. Results may vary. lol No more difficult to grow than any other indica (except for the pests outside).

[Da1KrayzieThug]

Trust me I have the real thing. And yes it smells like a sweet candy piney smell.