Strain Review: Heavy Duck Sauce by Teds Budz Co. (2024)
Heavy Duck Sauce 🦆By: Ted’s BudzLineage/Genetics: Platinum Zkittlez x Gelato 41Original Breeder: unknownBrand: Teds BudzTerpene Profile: UnknownHeavy Duck Sauce Cannabis
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Cannabis Cultivars
Cannabis Cultivars are cultivated varieties of cannabis, commonly colloquially referred to as Strains.
Strain Review: Permanent Push Pop by Seven Leaves
Permanent Push Pop ✍🏻By Seven LeavesLineage/Genetics🧬: Permanent Marker x Purple Push PopOriginal Breeder: Seed Junky GeneticsGrower: Seven LeavesTerpene Profile: UnknownPermanent
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Cultivar Review: Puck Star by Ananda Farms
Between having some personal affection for Sensi Star and hearing @kevinjodrey talk about his work with Puck, you can imagine
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Cultivar Review: Breadstix #5 by Staefli Farms
For the past couple of seasons, there have been few cultivars in Southern Oregon, if any, that have brought consistent
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Hash Review: Garlic Cookies Rosin by Squishy Scientific
Here’s a reminder that it doesn’t take the latest, hypest gear to produce world class re$in. While it may be
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Cultivar Review: Mother’s Milk by Briceland Forest Farm
Just when you think you’ve seen everything that OG Hybrids have to offer, something truly unique and special pops up
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Cultivar Review: Pineapple Wonder by Moon Made Farms
“…the unknown genetic called Pineapple Wonder,” is how Moon Made Farms’ Tina Gordon was introduced to this cultivar in 2017
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Cultivar Review: Night Owl by Whitethorn Valley Farm
Uplifting effects and great flavor combine with a fascinating genetic history in this truly unique and enjoyable cultivar. Diving into
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Cultivar Review: Critical Mass 1:2 by Ananda Farms
We’re back with another Type II review and this tasty, terpy offering comes from the Oregon market. With a 1:2
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Cultivar Review: Harmony Rose by Emerald Spirit Botanicals
The beauty and benefits of Type II 🌸 are something we talk about regularly, but this cultivar demands her own
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