Medical Marijuana has long had to sift through the stuff of legend, only to find a small kernel of truth. From a mysterious lineage to an exotic taste, much of what is known is passed down, and not always correctly. Fortunately, that information is not always necessary in order to objectively review something. My current review is no different, purportedly representing the near-legendary pure Sativa strain that Bob Marley favored most: Lambsbread.
On rare occasions I’ll find a strain that is spot on for the effect I want: relieving but not overpowering, subtle but not underwhelming. My current review finds itself in that niche and not just because of my love of its namesake: Chocolate
Strain Type: Mostly Sativa Strain Lineage: Unknown Medicinal Uses: Day-Time Pain, Nausea, Appetite, MS, Depression, PTSD, ADD, Glaucoma, Migraines, Gastrointestinal Issues, AIDS, Cancer, Epilepsy, Alcoholism, Arthritis, Anorexia. PCC Report: If you’re familiar with my other reviews, or just familiar with…
Because of their potency they are an ideal addition for any patient struggling with tolerance issues. For this week’s review we’ve decided to flip things around and take a look at a prime example of a concentrate that provides near guaranteed relief: our PCC exclusive, “Kushmills” Triple Double Truffle.
The depth and complexity of something should not be simplified to its outside appearance. In the world of cannabis, however, the looks of a strain will give you invaluable insight into what its potential effects may be. This week’s review is particularly eye catching with its deep purple countenance: Granddaddy Purple.
Cherry AK’s appearance is almost exactly what you would expect from it’s lineage: a cross of Mexican, Thai, Colombian, and Afghani landrace strains. The buds are thinner, emphasizing its sativa nature, but they are capped by distinctly kush-like forms. Upon closer inspection you can also see the calyxes have filled in, nicely eliminating the fluffiness that can sometimes be associated with sativa-dominant crosses.
