Jungle Driver (Hybrid)

The Aroma of Jungle Driver

Created from two exotic strains, it’s no surprise that Jungle Driver exudes aromas reminiscent of a tropical paradise like Bali.

To me, Jungle Driver smells strongly of creamy, delicious velvet cake with overtones that evoke a matcha drink, leading to a more earthy scent. Together, these aromas create a robust and warm fragrance that pulls you in gently.

As you grind up the Jungle Driver, you’ll notice slight hints of fruity notes that act as backup dancers to the creamy matcha aroma.

The Flavor of Jungle Driver

Like many cake-like strains, Jungle Driver truly provides the experience of a fresh, creamy dessert. Upon the initial inhale, you’ll taste notes of soft vanilla with a mild blueberry undertone. As the smoke lingers on your throat and tongue, you’ll detect facets of gassy and extremely sweet earthiness, thanks to the synergy between the Sundae Driver and Jungle Cake terpene profiles.

This strain pairs well with a hearty beer (if you’re into that) or other creamy drinks and desserts. Those who indulge in Jungle Driver can expect a variety of emotions while enjoying this established strain.

Effects of Smoking Jungle Driver

If you’re looking for a hybrid that’s more on the sedating side, Jungle Driver is an excellent choice. Upon inhaling, you’ll immediately notice a sense of physical relief.

As the effects course through your system, you’ll gain a more euphoric attitude along with a relaxing state of being.

I find this strain helpful for muscle spasms and writing. In fact, I am medicating with Jungle Driver as I write this. It seems to aid my creativity while reducing mental fatigue.

While Jungle Driver won’t “put you on your butt,” it will gently encourage you to take a seat while it takes the wheel. If you need help fighting PTSD, depression, or minor body aches, Jungle Driver is a great addition to your cabinet.