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This week's flower

Everything we're carrying right now, sorted by price. Mix and match anything at the same price — a gram of this, a gram of that, and you pay that price for the lot. A shelf can hold two prices: mid shelf is $8/g and $10/g, so mix within one of them rather than across the two.

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On the board this week

A cured bud of Big Jack, lime and olive green with frosted sugar leaves and short orange hairs, on a plain black background.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: lime-green buds with frosted sugar leaves and a few short orange hairs.

BIG JACK

hybrid$5/gvalue shelf

GreenLabel Seeds crossed Big Bud Skunk with Jack Herer. Take one word from each and you've got the name, which saved somebody an afternoon. Sweet and spicy on the nose, with earth underneath. Want to know how it smokes? That's what the counter is for.

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Every cultivar, by price

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$12/gtop shelf
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$12/gtop shelf

4 cultivars

7g $8014g $15028g $260

PINBALL WIZARD
A cured bud of Pinball Wizard, dark green and grey-purple with lime tips and orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pinball Wizard's surface: long orange hairs over a bed of purple-grey trichomes.
Pinball Wizard from another side: an upright, lumpy bud with a lime-green top, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pinball Wizard: trichome stalks with clear heads over green.
Pinball Wizard from a third side: a dense bud in dark green and lime with orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pinball Wizard: trichomes over green leaf, with curled rust hairs at the right.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dark green and grey-purple buds with lime tips, orange hairs and a white frost.

Sorry, no pinball machine at the counter. The one account we found, SeedFinder's, likens the smell to baked goods with a touch of incense, and lists it as Bodhi Seeds' cross of Super Silver Haze and Wookie #15. How does it smoke? Ask us and we'll talk you through it.

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PINK VADER
A cured bud of Pink Vader, photographed against a white background.
Library photo — a previous batch of this cultivar.

A cross of Pink Kush and Vader OG, which makes it OG family on both sides. Pink Kush is the British Columbia selection out of OG Kush — sweet and floral, with pink pistils; Vader OG is Ocean Grown Seeds' cross of SFV OG and Larry OG. Dense, resin-heavy flower from both parents.

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ELVIS GLUE
A cured bud of Elvis Glue, gold and olive green with dark purple-grey edges under a pale frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Elvis Glue's surface: a dense tangle of pale trichome stalks over green, with a dark hair across the middle.
Elvis Glue from another side: a lumpy, gold-green bud with a dry leaf at its left, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Elvis Glue: yellow-green trichomes in soft focus, with rust-coloured hairs at the left.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: gold and olive buds under a pale frost, with dark purple-grey edges and a few rust hairs.

Elvis has not left the building. Upstate Elevator Operators in Burlington, Vermont, crossed Elvis, an old-school Vermont heirloom, with GG4. Leafly likens the smell to a shiny pleather couch covered in glue gas, and it was Leafly's 2023 Budtender's Choice for Vermont. Ask us how it smokes. We have time.

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SUPER TROPIC
A cured bud of Super Tropic, green and grey-purple with orange hairs and a frosted leaf at its top, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Super Tropic's surface: clear, round trichome heads over pale stalks, with an orange hair across.
Super Tropic from another side: an upright bud in green and grey-purple with orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Super Tropic: a mass of glassy trichome heads over pale green.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: green and grey-purple buds with orange hairs and a glassy frost.

A phenotype of Tropicana all its own, and Tropicana is Pineapple crossed with Kali Mist, then with Northern Lights #5. Published notes on Tropicana run earthy and citrus with lemon and lime on top, and a sweet-and-sour taste with a hint of berry. For the jar itself, ask us at the counter.

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$10/gmid shelf

8 cultivars

7g $6514g $12028g $230

GASLIGHT
A cured bud of Gaslight, photographed against a white background.
Library photo — a previous batch of this cultivar.

The Lit Farms release: E85 crossed with Rainbow Sherbert #11, with a single phenotype selected out of a large pool of seedlings. E85 is itself Wedding Cake and Project 4516, and RS-11 came out of the Doja Pak line — so it is dessert genetics on both sides.

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GODFATHER OG
A cured bud of Godfather OG, green with purple patches and orange hairs under a coat of trichomes, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Godfather OG's surface: clear, round-headed trichomes over pale green, with a dark purple patch and curled orange hairs.
Godfather OG from another side: a wide, dense bud with orange hairs and a small stem at its left edge, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Godfather OG: rust-orange hairs across a bed of clear trichome heads and pale green.
Godfather OG from a third side: a tall, dense bud with purple-tinged leaves and orange hairs, on a plain black background.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dense, frosty buds, purple patches through the green and orange hairs all over.

Ask for the Godfather at the counter. No ring-kissing required. Spice and grape on the nose over earth and pine, then a sweeter taste. Most sources trace it to XXX OG and Alpha OG. Who bred it? Nobody's talking. How does it smoke? Ask us. We have time.

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ICE CREAM CAKE
A cured bud of Ice Cream Cake, photographed against a white background.
Library photo — a previous batch of this cultivar.

Seed Junky Genetics in California crossed Wedding Cake with Gelato #33 to make this. Both parents come out of the Cookies line, and it shows in the flower: dense, heavily frosted, and sweet in a creamy, doughy way rather than a fruity one.

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PINK GALACTICA
A cured bud of Pink Galactica, dark green and lime gold under a frost, with a short stem at its left, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pink Galactica's surface: white trichomes over green, with near-black leaf and rust hairs.
Pink Galactica from another side: a rounded, dense bud in lime and dark green, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pink Galactica: trichome stalks with clear, round heads over green, sharp in the middle.
Pink Galactica from a third side: a dense bud with orange hairs and a leaf tip at its right, on a plain black background.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dense buds in dark green and lime gold, with a glassy frost and rust-orange hairs.

The grower's own take on Pink Galaxy, which is Pink Kush over Galaxy. They grew it from a Pink Kush phenotype of their own, hence the new name. On the Pink Kush side, the published notes are pine, wood and flowers, sweet with vanilla. How it smokes is a question for the counter, and we like that one.

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HOLY GRAIL
A cured bud of Holy Grail, compact and dark green with orange hairs under a glassy frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Holy Grail's surface: clear trichome heads over green, with a rust hair at the top right.
Holy Grail from another side: a wide bud with orange hairs through the frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Holy Grail: white trichome stalks over green, with amber and rust hairs.
Holy Grail from a third side: an upright bud with a dry leaf at its lower left, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Holy Grail: trichomes over green leaf, with rust hairs at the lower left and a dark gap at the right.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: compact, dark green buds with a glassy frost and orange hairs.

No quest required, just a trip to the counter. Kush on the nose with spice and citrus through it, then pine on the taste. It's Kosher Kush crossed with OG #18, and Leafly, which also lists it as Holy Grail Kush, credits DNA Genetics. How does it smoke? Ask us. We have time.

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STARFIGHTER
A cured bud of Starfighter, wide and olive green with a tan-purple tint under a fine frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Starfighter's surface: trichomes over bright green, with a loop of rust hair at the right.
Starfighter from another side: a two-lobed, dense bud in olive and tan, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Starfighter: rust-coloured hairs over a bed of white trichomes.
Starfighter from a third side: an olive bud with a leaf tip at its upper right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Starfighter: white trichomes over dark green leaf, with a rust hair at the left.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: wide, olive buds with a tan-purple tint, a fine frost and rust hairs.

A starfighter from a breeder called Alien Genetics. Makes sense. They crossed Lemon Alien Dawg with Tahoe Alien (Alien Tahoe OG, by some accounts) and described it as raspberry sorbet with hints of lemon. Others find lemon, pine, earth and lavender. The original release is discontinued, so ask us about this jar.

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EGO CHECK
A cured bud of Ego Check, olive and gold with orange hairs and frosted sugar leaves, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Ego Check's surface: white trichomes over green, with dark purple-grey patches.
Ego Check from another side: a wide bud with orange hairs and leaf tips at its edge, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Ego Check: trichomes over green leaf, with red-brown hairs along the top.
Ego Check from a third side: a rounded, dense bud with golden-orange hairs, on a plain black background.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dense, olive-gold buds with orange hairs and frosted sugar leaves.

We check ID, not egos. Compound Genetics crossed Do-Si-Dos with Kush Mints for this one, also listed as Ego Checker: nutty cookie and lemony citrus on the nose, a cool mint finish, and sweet fruit on the taste. Curious how it smokes? Come talk to us.

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STRAWBERRY COUGH
A cured bud of Strawberry Cough, gold-green and thick with orange hairs, with dark purple flecks, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Strawberry Cough's surface: orange hairs and white trichomes over a dark purple leaf.
Strawberry Cough from another side: a dense bud with orange hairs through the green, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Strawberry Cough: white trichomes over dark green and purple leaf, with orange hairs at the bottom.
Strawberry Cough from a third side: a tilted bud covered in orange hairs, on a plain black background.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: buds thick with orange hairs over gold-green, with dark purple flecks.

Fresh, sweet strawberry on the nose, then berry and a bit of skunk on the taste. The cross usually given is Strawberry Fields, out of Vermont, with a Haze. It also goes by Kyle Kushman's Strawberry Cough, though the stories of where it began do not agree. How does it smoke? Ask whoever's at the counter.

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$8/gmid shelf

9 cultivars

7g $5014g $9528g $180

GMO BOMB
A cured bud of GMO Bomb, round and frosty with a thick tangle of orange hairs and green sugar leaves, on a plain black background.
A close-up of GMO Bomb's surface: long golden-orange hairs through white trichomes over dark green.
GMO Bomb from another side: a rounded bud covered in orange hairs, with a curled leaf at its right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of GMO Bomb: white trichome stalks with clear heads over dark green leaf.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: round, frosty buds with a thick tangle of orange hairs over dark green.

Garlic up front, sour citrus behind. AllBud gives the cross as GMO Garlic Cookies and a parent whose name our own rules won't let us print. Ask at the counter and we'll say it out loud, along with how it smokes.

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OMG
A cured bud of OMG, tall and dense, olive green with rust-orange hairs under a thick frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of OMG's surface: tangled trichome stalks with clear heads over bright green.
OMG from another side: a wide, lumpy bud with a purple-brown base, on a plain black background.
A close-up of OMG: trichomes over pale green, with a dark brown leaf at the left.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dense, olive buds with rust-orange hairs, a thick frost and a purple-brown base.

Shuffle the letters of GMO and you get the name, which fits, since Ripper Seeds bred it from GMO and Kush Mints. Musky and savoury on the nose with a chem edge, then sweet, kushy and minty to taste. How it smokes is a conversation for the counter.

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VIOLATOR
A cured bud of Violator, lime and green with orange hairs and a purple-brown base, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Violator's surface: white trichomes over dark green, with rust-orange patches at the top.
Violator from another side: a leafy, green bud with sugar leaves standing up at its top, on a plain black background.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: leafy lime-green buds with orange hairs, a frost and a purple-brown base.

Musty and earthy on the nose, with spice, wood and pine in the taste, by most accounts. On our jar it's just Violator; in full, it's Violator Kush, the Barney's Farm cross of Malana and Hindu Kush. How does it smoke? Ask whoever's behind the counter.

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BANANA BRAIN
A cured bud of Banana Brain, green and lime with orange hairs under a coat of trichomes, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Banana Brain's surface: white trichome heads over green, with rust-orange hairs running through.
Banana Brain from another side: an oval, dense bud with orange hairs and a purple-grey base, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Banana Brain: long orange hairs across green leaf and a bed of trichome stalks.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dense, frosty buds in green and lime, orange hairs throughout and a purple tint at the base.

Banana and berry up front, with a squeeze of tropical citrus and a little fresh earth below. The taste follows the fruit, creamy and sugary. It's the Slurricane #23 x Bluenana cross. Want to know how it smokes? Ask us. We have time.

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BLUE GOO
A cured bud of Blue Goo, golden green with orange hairs and dark flecks, a short stem at its right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Blue Goo's surface: dense white trichomes with clear heads, and a green leaf across the lower left.
Blue Goo from another side: a wide, lumpy bud with orange hairs and a stem at its left, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Blue Goo: pale trichomes over dark green, with flecks of orange.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: golden-green buds with orange hairs, dark blue-purple flecks and a white frost.

Blueberry, gas and pine on the nose, then berry with some wood to taste. The usual story is Blue Dream crossed with Afgoo, though the origins are murky and no source names a breeder. For how it smokes, ask whoever's behind the counter.

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ZOAP
A cured bud of Zoap, olive and tan with dark purple flecks under a frost, with a leaf tip at its right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Zoap's surface: yellow-green trichomes with a dark purple streak through the middle.
Zoap from another side: a wedge-shaped bud with a curled leaf at its top right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Zoap: pale trichome stalks over green, with a dark green spot at the right.
A close-up of Zoap: trichomes over green and gold, with dark purple-blue flecks.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: frosty olive buds with dark purple flecks, and purple-blue leaf up close.

Say it out loud. Yes, like soap, and the nose plays along: citrus, apple and apricot up front, then a chemical twist of perfume and soap. Deo Farms in Oakland built it from their own Pink Guava and Rainbow Sherbet lines, popped a hundred seeds and kept number 21. How it smokes, we'll tell you in person.

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FIREWALKER OG
A cured bud of Firewalker OG, olive green and tan with short orange hairs under a granular frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Firewalker OG's surface: cream trichome heads over olive green, with rust-orange hairs at the left.
Firewalker OG from another side: a long, dense bud with short orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Firewalker OG: trichome stalks over bright green leaf, with a dark fold at the right.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dense, olive-green buds packed with frost and flecked with short orange hairs.

The name is the recipe: Fire OG and Skywalker. Kush and spice on the nose, with flowers, a hint of hash and a sharp edge of fuel, then pine and citrus on the taste. Nobody we could find takes credit for breeding it. How does it smoke? That's a counter question.

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GRAPEFRUIT POISON
A cured bud of Grapefruit Poison, long and tapered, light green with orange hairs under a frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Grapefruit Poison's surface: white trichomes over green, with copper hairs and a dark purple fleck.
Grapefruit Poison from another side: a long bud with a purple-grey base and a frosted top, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Grapefruit Poison: tall trichome stalks with clear heads over yellow-green, and a small green leaf.
Grapefruit Poison on its side: a wide, long bud with orange hairs through the frost, on a plain black background.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: long, tapered buds in light green, frosted, with orange hairs and a purple-grey base.

The Poison is a family name: Durban Poison, a South African landrace from around the port city of Durban. Crossed with Grapefruit, it's sold elsewhere as Grapefruit Durban. Citrus over earth and wood on the nose, and a sweet-and-sour taste like pink grapefruit. The counter can tell you how it smokes.

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ICE QUEEN
A cured bud of Ice Queen, green with orange hairs and a purple tinge under heavy frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Ice Queen's surface: white trichomes and orange hairs, with a dark purple leaf at the right.
Ice Queen from another side: a clustered bud with purple-tinged leaves and a short stem at its top, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Ice Queen: white trichome stalks over deep purple and green leaf.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: heavy white frost over green and deep purple leaves, with orange hairs.

Chilly name, warm counter. Lavender and rose on the nose, with a little pepper behind. Leafly, Weedmaps and AllBud all give it as White Widow crossed with Cinderella 99. Come and ask us how this one smokes.

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$6/gvalue shelf

8 cultivars

7g $4014g $7528g $140

GARLIC BANGER
A cured bud of Garlic Banger, olive gold with rust-coloured hairs and grey-purple edges under a thick frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Garlic Banger's surface: white trichome heads over green, with a grey-purple patch and rust hairs.
Garlic Banger from another side: an oval, dense bud with a curled leaf at its upper left, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Garlic Banger: a bed of trichome stalks over green, with a pale hair along the top.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dense, olive-gold buds, a thick frost, rust-coloured hairs and grey-purple edges.

Garlic Banger sounds like a sausage, and one parent is Han Solo Burger, so food names run in the family. Diesel, garlic and cookie dough on the nose, and it tastes the way it smells. Green Dot Labs bred it, with Headbanger as the other parent. How does it smoke? Ask us. We have time.

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KOSHER KUSH
A cured bud of Kosher Kush, wide and olive green with orange hairs and a grey-purple patch, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Kosher Kush's surface: white trichomes over green, with amber hairs at the lower left.
Kosher Kush from another side: a tapered bud with orange hairs and a short stem at its base, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Kosher Kush: rust-orange hairs curled across a bed of white trichomes.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: dense olive buds with orange hairs, a grey-purple patch here and there, and a white frost.

Earthy, with pine and citrus on the nose, and a sweet, fruity taste over an earthy base. It started as a clone-only cut in Los Angeles and is now in seed from DNA Genetics. They name OG Kush as the parent and say the rest is unknown, so we won't guess either. How it smokes, we'll tell you at the counter.

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PANDORA
A cured bud of Pandora, mottled olive, green and grey-purple, with orange hairs and frosted sugar leaves, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pandora's surface: white trichome heads and long rust hairs, with a dark leaf in the soft foreground.
Pandora from another side: a wedge-shaped bud with orange hairs and a grey leaf at its right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pandora: curled rust-brown hairs over a bed of white trichomes.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: mottled olive and grey-purple buds with orange hairs and a white frost.

Open Pandora's jar and out comes a sweet smell with a spicy note. The sweetness carries into the taste, with a spicy edge. Paradise Seeds bred it from an Afghan landrace, an Indian line and a ruderalis, and it was one of their first autoflowers. How does it smoke? Ask us. We have time.

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CANDY CORN
A cured bud of Candy Corn, dark green and purple-black with orange hairs under heavy frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Candy Corn's surface: clear trichome heads over pale green, with dark purple patches and orange hairs.
Candy Corn from another side: a dense bud with orange hairs and a curled sugar leaf at its right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Candy Corn: a field of trichomes with a purple tinge at the top and an orange hair at the left.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: heavy frost on dark green and purple-black leaves, with orange hairs throughout.

Sweet, sugary berry on the nose with woody pine and a spicy, earthy edge, and the taste stays on berry and pine. The one published account we found gives the cross as AK-47, Mango and White Widow. How it smokes is a question for the counter.

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GG4
A cured bud of GG4, pale sage green under a thick frost, with a bare stem at its left, on a plain black background.
A close-up of GG4's surface: white trichome heads packed over green, with amber-brown patches and a touch of purple.
GG4 from another side: a lumpy, frosted bud with grey-purple flecks and a stem at its left, on a plain black background.
A close-up of GG4: yellow-green trichome stalks with clear heads, and a dark leaf edge running through.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: pale, sage-green buds under a thick frost, with fine amber hairs and grey-purple flecks.

Diesel up front, with earth, pine and a faint chocolate note behind it. GG Strains bred it from Sour Dubb, Chem's Sister and Chocolate Diesel, and it's also sold as Original Glue. How does it smoke? Ask the counter. We'll happily talk your ear off.

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MENDO
A cured bud of Mendo, olive green with rust-orange flecks and a purple-grey base, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Mendo's surface: white trichomes over green, with a yellow patch and a rust-orange area at the right.
Mendo from another side: a rounded bud wrapped in dark purple-grey leaves, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Mendo: trichomes over dark blue-green leaf, with a rust hair at the right.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: olive buds with rust-orange flecks, a frost, and dark purple-grey leaves wrapped around them.

The till calls it Mendo; the full name is Mendo Breath. Sweet and earthy, with vanilla and caramel, and the breeder's list adds mint chocolate and fresh berries. Gage Green Genetics bred it in 2013 from OG Kush Breath and their own Mendo Montage. Want to know how it smokes? Come and ask.

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GRAPEFRUIT
A cured bud of Grapefruit, light green with copper-orange hairs under a glassy frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Grapefruit's surface: clear, round-headed trichomes over green, with copper hairs across the bottom.
Grapefruit from another side: a wide, leafy bud with orange hairs and a purple-grey base, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Grapefruit: a field of glassy trichome heads over yellow-green, with a brown hair at the right.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: light green buds with a glassy frost and copper-orange hairs.

Pink grapefruit peel and bitter citrus on the nose, then tart citrus and sweet grapefruit to taste. Every source we found traces it to Cinderella 99, which Mr. Soul of Brothers Grimm bred from Jack Herer and Shiva Skunk. Straight selection or cross? That one's still argued. Ask us how it smokes.

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PURPLE GHOST CANDY
A cured bud of Purple Ghost Candy, olive green and grey-purple under a coat of trichomes, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Purple Ghost Candy's surface: pale trichomes with purple tints, and an amber patch at the upper left.
Purple Ghost Candy from another side: a heart-shaped, frosted bud in green and grey-purple, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Purple Ghost Candy: white trichome stalks around purple-tinted hairs.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: frosty buds in olive and grey-purple, with purple-tinted trichomes up close.

Take Ghost OG and Candyland Purple, shuffle the names, and you have Seedsman's cross. OG petrol on the nose, by the breeder's account, then spice and earth with lemon and fruit. How does it smoke? That's a counter conversation, and we're always up for one.

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$5/gvalue shelf

6 cultivars

7g $3014g $5528g $100

BLUE CHEESE
A cured bud of Blue Cheese, leafy and green with orange-brown hairs under a light frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Blue Cheese's surface: bright green leaf under trichomes, with amber-orange hairs along the bottom.
Blue Cheese from another side: an upright, leafy bud with orange-brown hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Blue Cheese: curled rust-brown hairs over green, with trichomes between them.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: leafy green buds with a light frost and orange-brown hairs running through.

Sounds like a deli order, but we don't do crackers. Sweet berry on the nose, with the savoury musk of the original Cheese underneath. Big Buddha Seeds crossed Blueberry with a Cheese line out of Skunk No. 1. Curious how it smokes? Ask at the counter.

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TERPY PURP
A cured bud of Terpy Purp, olive green with purple-brown patches and pale sugar leaves, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Terpy Purp's surface: white trichome stalks over bright green, with an amber spot at the left.
Terpy Purp from another side: a wide, two-lobed bud with purple patches through the green, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Terpy Purp: clear, round trichome heads over green, with a brown hair at the right.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: leafy olive buds with purple-brown patches and a fine frost.

Native Flower lists this one as an indica. We could not find a published account of its background that we were willing to stand behind, so there is nothing here about lineage or aroma. Ask at the counter — we will tell you about the jar in front of you.

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BIG JACK
A cured bud of Big Jack, lime and olive green with frosted sugar leaves and short orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Big Jack's surface: a carpet of trichomes over yellow-green, in a narrow band of sharp focus.
Big Jack from another side: a leafy bud with frosted sugar leaves and a darker base, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Big Jack: tall, clear trichome stalks with round heads over green, and a brown hair at the left.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: lime-green buds with frosted sugar leaves and a few short orange hairs.

GreenLabel Seeds crossed Big Bud Skunk with Jack Herer. Take one word from each and you've got the name, which saved somebody an afternoon. Sweet and spicy on the nose, with earth underneath. Want to know how it smokes? That's what the counter is for.

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GELATO 33
A cured bud of Gelato 33, gold and olive green with rust-orange hairs and a curled leaf on top, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Gelato 33's surface: a dense bed of yellow-green trichome stalks with clear, round heads.
Gelato 33 from another side: an oval, dense bud with dark purple-grey patches through the gold, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Gelato 33: pale trichomes over green leaf, with a dark gap at the left.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: gold-green buds with dark purple-grey patches, a fine frost and rust-orange hairs.

Also called Larry Bird, after the 33 he wore for the Celtics. Raptors fans can just say Gelato 33. Sweet and fruity, with fuel, vanilla and cream underneath. The Cookie Family and Sherbinskis crossed Sunset Sherbet with Thin Mint GSC. How it smokes is a counter question, so come ask.

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HONEY BADGER
A cured bud of Honey Badger, lime and yellow-green with orange hairs and purple-grey edges, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Honey Badger's surface: pale trichomes over yellow and bright green, with a rust hair at the bottom.
Honey Badger from another side: a lumpy, lime-green bud with orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Honey Badger: clear trichomes over green leaf, with rust hairs at the right.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: lime and yellow-green buds with orange hairs and purple-grey edges.

The honey badger doesn't care. We do. Pine, peach, citrus, honey and cherry on the nose, in a balance that shifts by phenotype, then lime and peach in the taste. Dynasty Seeds bred it as Honey Badger Haze, from C99 and White Widow put to Ms. Universe #10. Ask us how this one smokes. We have time.

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JEALOUSY
A cured bud of Jealousy, olive and gold with frosted sugar leaves and a dry hair standing up from the top, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Jealousy's surface: white trichomes over dark blue-green leaf, with amber hairs crossing it.
Jealousy from another side: a lumpy, olive-gold bud with a pale sugar leaf at the front, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Jealousy: trichomes over green, with a long rust hair down the left side.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: olive-gold buds with frosted sugar leaves, amber hairs and dark blue-green leaf.

Leafly named it Strain of the Year for 2022, and the rest of the field took that about as well as the name suggests. Sweet and sour on the nose, with earth and fuel underneath. Seed Junky Genetics bred it from Gelato 41 and Sherbert Bx1. How does it smoke? Ask us. We have time.

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OREO
A cured bud of Oreo, round and leafy, yellow-green with orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Oreo's surface: trichomes over green, with a dark purple leaf at the lower middle.
Oreo from another side: a bud with a pale stem and leaf across its front and a purple-grey tint, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Oreo: a bed of green trichome stalks in soft focus.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: leafy, yellow-green buds with orange hairs and dark purple leaf under the frost.

Yes, like the cookie. No, please don't dunk it. Chocolate on the nose with coffee and a little diesel, then creamy vanilla in the taste. 3rd Coast Genetics bred it from Secret Weapon and Cookies and Cream, and you'll also see it sold as Oreoz. How does it smoke? We'll tell you at the counter.

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ISLAND SKUNK
A cured bud of Island Skunk, bright green and leafy with rust-brown hairs under a light frost, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Island Skunk's surface: trichomes over bright green, with rust-brown hairs through the middle.
Island Skunk from another side: an upright, olive-green bud with orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Island Skunk: a green leaf coated in clear trichomes, with a rust hair at the top.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: bright green, leafy buds with a light frost and rust-brown hairs.

Weedmaps files it under its full name, Island Sweet Skunk; our till dropped the sweet. Grapefruit and tropical fruit first, then pine, earth and a skunky funk. Federation Seed Company released it from Spice of Life's Sweet Skunk, and accounts of the cross disagree. Curious how it smokes? Ask us.

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PEDROS SWEET SATIVA
A cured bud of Pedro's Sweet Sativa, leafy and yellow-green with a stem at its upper right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pedro's Sweet Sativa's surface: trichomes over green, with a brown leaf through the middle.
Pedro's Sweet Sativa from another side: a round, leafy bud with a stem at its right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Pedro's Sweet Sativa: amber-tinted trichomes over a yellow-green leaf.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: leafy, yellow-green buds with a fine frost and a purple-brown base.

Spice on the nose and sweet on the exhale, and a bit more pungent than any other Pedro's we've come across. It's a cross of a Dominican parent, White Russian and an unknown third parent. How does it smoke? Ask whoever's behind the counter.

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HINDU KUSH
A cured bud of Hindu Kush, yellow-green with frosted sugar leaves standing out from it and a stem at its right, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Hindu Kush's surface: trichomes over dark and pale green, with a brown hair through the middle.
Hindu Kush from another side: a leafy bud with a pale stem across its left, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Hindu Kush: a green sugar leaf coated in clear, round-headed trichomes.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: leafy, yellow-green buds with frosted sugar leaves and a few rust hairs.

Sweet, earthy sandalwood on the nose, most sources agree, and Sensi Seeds adds a smell of wet pine trees. It comes from the mountains it's named for, a 500-mile range between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and several seed banks keep a selection of their own. How does it smoke? Ask us. We have time.

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PLATINUM OG
A cured bud of Platinum OG, olive green with its sugar leaves curled around it, photographed against a plain pale-grey background.

A clone-only cut that also goes by Platinum Kush, first seen on the West Coast in the early 1990s. An Afghani is one parent. The published accounts disagree on the other, naming Master Kush, Hindu Kush or OG Kush.

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MONSTER COOKIES
A cured bud of Monster Cookies, tall and leafy, tan and olive with rust-orange hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Monster Cookies' surface: green leaf edges coated in trichomes, with rust-brown at the right.
Monster Cookies from another side: a rounded bud with a stem at its top, in tan and rust-orange, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Monster Cookies: the edge of a leaf lined with trichome stalks and amber heads.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: leafy buds in tan and olive, with rust-orange hairs and a fine frost.

Earthy on the nose with grape and berry on top, most sources say, and Weedmaps finds some skunk in there too. It's Girl Scout Cookies crossed with Granddaddy Purple, by a baker who never signed the box. How does it smoke? That's a counter question, and we like those.

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THAI
A cured bud of Thai, light green with frosted sugar leaves folded over it and tan hairs, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Thai's surface: trichomes over pale and bright green, in soft focus at the edges.
Thai from another side: a long, leafy bud with sugar leaves wrapped around it, on a plain black background.
A close-up of Thai: trichome stalks with clear, round heads over green and gold.
This batch, as photographed in the shop: leafy, light green buds with frosted sugar leaves and tan hairs.

Earth and wood on the nose with citrus running through it, most sources say. Thai is the name for the landraces of Thailand: brought to the US in the '70s and '80s, an ancestor of Haze, and sold today by seed banks in versions of their own. How does this one smoke? Come and ask.

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