My Favorite Strains: Hell's Angel
Recently I had been hearing quite a few rumors around town about a wonderful and supremely dank strain of cannabis called Hell's Angel.
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My Favorite Strains: Top 6 Best Tasting
This special edition of 'My Favorite Strains' features the top strains that I find delightfully tasty. I compiled a varied list with at least one strain from each flavor category: sweet, pungent, earthy, skunky, or a mixture of flavor profiles.
My Favorite Strains: EWOK
This strain holds the best of both worlds for me. Ewok is fruity, yet musky, sweet, and pungent, and is yet to disappoint anyone I have shared her with.
My Favorite Strains: Scott's OG
Both of the crops of Scott's OG that I obtained in Denver present dense buds that are covered, and I mean coated, with sizable trichomes.
My Favorite Strains: Green Crack
Green Crack nugs as a whole, smell of sweet tropical notes with a back end of sandalwood. But once you break up the flowers, a skunky aroma is emitted, and left in traces on your fingers as well.
My Favorite Strains: Blackberry Kush
From the first time I laid eyes on Blackberry Kush and got a smell of her fragrances, I was in love. Her effects are hard hitting and long lasting, which I look for in a good cannabis strain for continued use throughout the day.
My Favorite Strains: Wreckage
The flowers that Wreckage is comprised of are a silvery olive green with hints of yellow shining off from the bottom curves of the calyxes. Every surface is glazed with a covering of furry looking amber trichomes and pale brown or tan hairs.
Product Review: Sweet Grass Kitchen Peanut Butter Cookie
I was sitting in the waiting room of my favored medical dispensary when I overheard the budtender talking about the Sweet Grass Cookies to another customer.
Strain Review: Critical Mass (CBD Strain)
There are two types of Critical Mass nowadays, a regular strain and an enhanced strain. The enhanced strain has been bred with a known high CBD strain to become a high CBD strain herself.
Wordplay and Stigma: An Appeal Against the Word Marijuana
As a botanist myself, I always look for the proper names of things — especially plants. There is a reason for this, and any first year plant biology student will learn this.
Product Review: Love's Oven Chewy Caramel Bites
I love edibles as much as smoking cannabis, especially when they are made right and are both tasty and effective. Love's Oven does not let me down in any respect.
My Favorite Strains: Pleasure Island
After consuming Pleasure Island, I felt like I was there. Euphoria, heightened mood and a feeling of being carefree led to feeling as though nothing could bring me down.
My Favorite Strains: Flo
Flo is one of my absolute favorites, and was also one of the first strains of cannabis I grew myself. Her beauty shows throughout her entire life cycle, from seedling to jar, and it makes her forever a queen, inside-and-out, to me and many weedists alike.
My Favorite Strains: Colombian Gold
The smell that comes from Colombian Gold makes me want to visit the area and enjoy the tropical scenery it naturally grows in. With citrus aromas, mainly lime and fresh lemon zest or peel, my mind and taste buds are pleased.
My Favorite Strains: Grapefruit
Grapefruit grows fast and yields a very plentiful harvest — and as she grows,she emits an intoxicating tropical aroma. Her flower buds are some of the most dense I've ever experienced and have little to no give when you squish and poke the nugs.
My Favorite Strains: Dark Shadow Haze
Dark Shadow Haze got my attention from first glance, but once I figured out her genetics, I couldn't rush to my pipe fast enough to taste and feel her too.
My Favorite Strains: 818 Headband
818 Headband's effects are what give her name power, the swift kick to the forehead — aka the "headband effect," with an uplifting cerebral high, paired nicely with a mellow body stone.
My Favorite Strains: Shaman
As a plant geek, Shaman is a strain that peaks my interest based on a few quirky facts, including that these plants have a 50/50 chance of creating purple flowers during the flowering cycle.