Liza's Botanicals 'Green Zombie' review.
Posted: Fri Jun 21, 2024 2:11 pm
disclaimer - i recently won a split kilo in a number-guessing contest here on double M. i chose 2 greens and 2 whites, this is a review of the 'green zombie', batch #0225, ordered Monday 05-27, received Friday 05-31.
(i have tried it 3 times now, and amended my original notes a bit to reflect the 2nd and 3rd times.)
smells pretty good, a hair 'sharp', but it seems fresh enough. very finely ground, almost 'fluffy'.
seemed to come on a bit slow, but smoothly. kind of reminded me of TFH, in that it's just smooth, not too fast, a hair slow even, but smooth, like a 45* incline if you will. took maybe 20-30 mins to even notice it at all.
i didn't really feel any extra energy per se, but a little-to-medium amount of pain relief (lower back was a bit sore one time i had it) and a bit of extra 'afternoon clarity' in my file editing work (2 of the 3 times).
it had pretty good "legs". my 5-6 gram dose lasted over 3 hours, and was heading into a 4th before my back seemed to start to ache again. the 2nd and 3rd doses (on different days a week apart) lasted around 3 to 4 hours as well, so it seems consistent.
overall this is a really good mid-spec green to me, a hair slow/mellow, but it ramps up nice and lasts a while. maybe a bit closer to how we would describe a 'red' than a 'green', but if you like your greens a bit 'red', then this might very well be a top pick for you as the quality is there for sure.
----Just wanted to add that I have had this one several more times now (about once every week or so) and my initial review stands, it's a solid slower green, seems a hair weaker than I usually like 'a green' to be, but it's a very clean-green and has pretty good legs every time.
(i have tried it 3 times now, and amended my original notes a bit to reflect the 2nd and 3rd times.)
smells pretty good, a hair 'sharp', but it seems fresh enough. very finely ground, almost 'fluffy'.
seemed to come on a bit slow, but smoothly. kind of reminded me of TFH, in that it's just smooth, not too fast, a hair slow even, but smooth, like a 45* incline if you will. took maybe 20-30 mins to even notice it at all.
i didn't really feel any extra energy per se, but a little-to-medium amount of pain relief (lower back was a bit sore one time i had it) and a bit of extra 'afternoon clarity' in my file editing work (2 of the 3 times).
it had pretty good "legs". my 5-6 gram dose lasted over 3 hours, and was heading into a 4th before my back seemed to start to ache again. the 2nd and 3rd doses (on different days a week apart) lasted around 3 to 4 hours as well, so it seems consistent.
overall this is a really good mid-spec green to me, a hair slow/mellow, but it ramps up nice and lasts a while. maybe a bit closer to how we would describe a 'red' than a 'green', but if you like your greens a bit 'red', then this might very well be a top pick for you as the quality is there for sure.
----Just wanted to add that I have had this one several more times now (about once every week or so) and my initial review stands, it's a solid slower green, seems a hair weaker than I usually like 'a green' to be, but it's a very clean-green and has pretty good legs every time.
