Choosing the right strain of medical cannabis can be confusing at first with so many different and occasionally unusual names - the strain names are not always representative of the desired medicinal effects. This being said, it is much easier to decide what your desired effects are before you decide which strain to go with. To make things easier we have split the effects into two categories: HEAD and BODY.
Intense, heavy and relaxing. Creates fast acting and long lasting physical and mental relief.
This page is specifically intended for those of you who are interested in using cannabis therapeutically but who are not fully familiar with what’s involved in becoming a patient in California. Whether you have been advised to try cannabis by your physician or, if you are wondering if medical cannabis could work for you, this guide will (hopefully) help you understand: how to become a medical cannabis patient; how to navigate the California dispensary framework; and various ways to use cannabis that you may encounter on your journey to better managing your health.
Make sure to stop by PCC this holiday season and sample our custom blended, holiday edition Red-and-White Truffle made with red oil, several full-melt hashes and multiple types of kief! Also available for one lucky patient: The PCC exclusive “Christmas Tree” which is made up of ONE GIANT 6 gram bud of Jack Herer (the TREE) and encrusted with 1 gram of Blackberry Kush kief, 1 gram of PCC holiday truffle and 1 gram of Jolly Rancher red oil at a value of $195. Have yourself a medicated Christmas…!
As we already know, the medical marijuana industry continues to thrive in Oakland despite the failure of the legalization ballot, Prop 19. Already this July, the Oakland City Council approved the application of four permitted production facilities as outlined in our own blog this Summer,…
The California Attorney General race — between Steve Cooley and Kamala Harris — is the most important election contest affecting medical cannabis patients- with more ramifications for the medical cannabis patient than Prop 19.
