My Favorite Strains: Death Star
The buds of Death Star are like the space battle station and super-weapon from the Star Wars movies — dense, protective of the inner components, and hard with little give.
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The buds of Death Star are like the space battle station and super-weapon from the Star Wars movies — dense, protective of the inner components, and hard with little give.
Sometimes it's hard to find a true phenotypic difference, but I recently found one named Stardawg Guava, and as you can guess, she is a sister of the popular strain Stardawg.
Living in one of the first states to legalize recreational cannabis has been an overall great experience, but it does come with some challenges and opportunities.
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.
Although the legalization and decriminalization of cannabis in many areas of the U.S. may have many of us feeling as though we are free to emerge from the shadows of cannabis prejudice and no longer conceal our personal choices, it is worth remembering that anti-cannabis attitudes are likely still held by many people in our lives.
While there are still many marijuana-related ways a person can get sent to the slammer in the United States, smelling as if you reside in an eternal hotbox is not one of them. However, this did not prevent administrators at a Massachusetts high school from calling police earlier this week ...
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.
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.
Venom OG stunned me from the beginning with her looks alone, and then lured me deeper with her taste and smell, leaving me in a stoney, yet uber enjoyable trance.
The flowers of Agent Orange are simply beautiful. The light to dark colored calyxes are covered in mature, amber colored trichomes and sprout thin dark orange pistils.
Pine Star Kush turned out to be a beautiful flower inside and out. Her light to dark green spectrum of color gives her nuggets an alluring 3D glow that invites closer inspection
White Fire OG is a 60% sativa dominant hybrid known to be a trichome crystal covered flower that holds extreme potency (upwards of 20-25% THC) and an effect or buzz unlike what many other strains can offer.
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.
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.
The curing process is where you either make or break the taste and smell of the flowers. For many cannabis connoisseurs, the appearance, smell and taste of a particular flower bud is just as important as her effects.
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.