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I find Ghost OG to be the better choice in the kush family for a wake-n-bake, all day use, or for someone who doesn't like the potent relaxation effects of OG Kush, but loves all the other superb qualities of these strains.
With some of the best pain and anxiety relieving qualities I've found yet in a cannabis strain, whenever I'm down in Boulder, I make it a point to stop by and pick up some Harlequin.
Some strains are just so beautiful to both the eye and nose that it's almost a shame to crush up a nug and smoke it. With a look and smell that overwhelm the senses, a strain like MK Ultra was quick to become one of my favorite strains before even taking it out of the Denver marijuana dispensary.
A more diverse cannabis consumer profile is emerging — cyclists, fishermen, skiers and snowboarders, kayakers, hikers, runners, flow artists, dancers, yogis, gymnasts and people who enjoy a light stroll down a guided path.
Calling all Kush fans! This Kandy Kush is definitely an all-around prize winner, for breeder and consumer alike.
Want a good, fruity tasting but hard hitting, strain to enjoy? Look no further than Bling Black Cherry Soda.
The appearance of this flower is very, I mean VERY, sugary, or densely covered in trichomes, to the point of a "sugar dipped" appearance. The aroma and terpene profile of Chernobyl is astounding, and very fragrant.
I never knew fruity could be this sexy... until I tried the legendary Berry White. Medicating with Berry, I discovered, is a transcendent experience.
Looking back at all the other great strains that were covered in 2014, I have a few favorites that I would highly recommend. Here are my favorite strains from 2014.
Coming from very potent strains, Sweet 603 doesn't disappoint. She offers a very emotionally and mentally uplifting high, as well as nice pain relieving qualities.
As soon as I opened my jar and leaned my nose near, all of my senses were immediately sent into tizzy. There's tartness, sweetness, and one that I can't exactly put my nose on. That is, until I did some digging into what makes bubblegum smell the way it does.
I stumbled across this Cherry Shire wax concentrate the other day at my medical dispensary's recreational store, and decided to give it a try based on look and smell alone.
You may recognize this strain name from previous reviews of mine, and that's because I absolutely LOVE Chocolope and most strains that come from her.
Cheese is most definitely a strain that gets crossed into a lot of different things, and it wouldn't be such a popular parent strain if it wasn't fire on its own.
As an almost pure (90%) sativa based hybrid, Cannalope Haze has an extreme potency, known for reaching in the 20% range of THC.
Upon first inhalation, the earthiness comes out in true OG strain form, followed by a slight piney, lemon hint. Hit after hit, the flavor seems to deepen.
It was as if a whole pack of Jolly Ranchers matured into a refined, adult taste, ditched the sugar, and blended all together in a freshly-ground flower.
"Here smell this," our delivery man said offering me the jar. My head was sent spinning, as I took a very potent whiff of the sweet piney aroma. Just smelling these buds had me feeling like I had already taken a hit.
