Super Silver Haze, considered one of the greatest grade sativas in the world of marijuana, has not gone unnoticed – especially considering it was given first prize at the High Time Cannabis Cup for three years – from 1997 to 1999. Shantibaba and Neville, two well-known breeders, carefully cultivated this stain which began in the […]
OG Kush, often known as “Premium OG Kush” or simply “Kush,” was reportedly developed in Florida in the early 1990s when a marijuana strain from Northern California was heard to be crossed with Chemdawg, Lemon Thai, and a Hindu Kush plant derived from Amsterdam. The original genetic lineage is unknown, however the secrecy is most
Chemdawg, sometimes known as “Chemdog,” is a hybrid marijuana strain that has gained notoriety for itself over the years. Chemdog has practically cemented a permanent spot in the cannabis hall of fame due to its unknown origin, unclear genetics, and multitude of successful crosses the variety has created. ABOUT CHEMDAWG Chemdawg, whatever its
Lemon Haze is a prominent sativa-dominant hybrid that gets its potency and overwhelming aroma from two illustrious parents: sativa hybrid Silver Haze and the aromatic sativa Lemon Skunk. Lemon Haze is Super Silver Haze’s lemony sister and another vital cannabis strain produced by Green House Seeds. This plant truly lives up to its parents’ reputations,
White Widow, a balanced hybrid first cultivated in the Netherlands by Green House Seeds, is one of the most well-known strains in the world. As well as it’s potent stimulating properties, White Widow is famous for it’s incredible resin production. This delectable mix of Brazilian indica and South Indian sativa landraces has quickly risen through
Gelato (also known as “Larry Bird” and “Gelato #42”) is a hybrid, created from crossing it’s flavour-engineered parents Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies and the fruity indica Sunset Sherbert. This strain produces an indica-leaning high and contains THC levels ranging from 19% to 25%. Gelato has attained cult status among cannabis lovers, so it’s no
