Hi people, I'm from Argentina, and last summer I grew this rare strain called "Epuyen". It's special cause it was genetically modified by an engineer so it would smell like mint. The main goal of that change was to avoid the police's dog control. The dogs could never identify this marihuana, but nevertheless, the "peacemakers" found the guy and jailed him.
And this one really smells like mint, specially once dried and put into jars. After a couple of days, it will smell like barbecue, but then when you grind the nugs the smell is so intense you want to eat them.
It's a dominant sativa hybrid, the lineage is unknown, some say it's a cross between some dutch skunk and a paraguaian sativa. It hits like a sativa, it's energetic, and it does not blur the senses,at least if you smoke half a joint. The taste and the odor while smoked are unique, so much it makes you wanna smoke it all day.
Pics:
I hope you like it
And this one really smells like mint, specially once dried and put into jars. After a couple of days, it will smell like barbecue, but then when you grind the nugs the smell is so intense you want to eat them.
It's a dominant sativa hybrid, the lineage is unknown, some say it's a cross between some dutch skunk and a paraguaian sativa. It hits like a sativa, it's energetic, and it does not blur the senses,at least if you smoke half a joint. The taste and the odor while smoked are unique, so much it makes you wanna smoke it all day.
Pics:
I hope you like it
) would invest the time and money to genecally modify a plant to smell like mint.Anyway it's a dangerous game and I believe it's best to stay away from anything GM.
! I´m from Argentina too
. Nice to see some mythic epuyén growing. Yesterday i cut a few ladies from El Bolsón 
