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.
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.
For this weeks review, I get a chance to look at one of my very favorite skunk strains: Island Sweet Skunk. A sativa heavy hybrid, Island Sweet Skunk is most often considered a phenotype of Skunk #1 or a close relative. They certainly share similarities in appearance, displaying the same shade of light green.
Strain Type: Sativa/Indica Strain Lineage: Skunk #1 x Afghani Kush Medicinal Uses: Pain, Muscle spasms, Nausea, Appetite, MS, AIDS, Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Glaucoma, Migraines, Gastrointestinal Issues, Cancer, Epilepsy, Arthritis, Alcoholism, Anorexia. PCC Report:…
True Blueberry x OG Kush is the perfect representation of a strain tailoring to the needs of patients. Developed by the CBD Project, True Blueberry x OG Kush has been bred to contain higher percentages of CBD or cannabidiol, the element of cannabis many patients now consider to be most effective for pain-relief, nausea,as an anti-inflammatory, and for other ailments. Cannabis’ myriad of medicinal benefits has long been overlooked because of its oft-considered intoxicating mental effects.
If I were to tell you that Poison was going to help you through your day, you may think I am crazy. Like many other strains in the medical community I find Durban Poison to be a misnomer, for harmful it is not. Reputedly originating from South Africa, breeders from Europe recognized the value of a pure sativa and brought it North in order to better stabilize the sativa traits.
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