Over the past few years, OG Kush Marijuana Strain has rapidly itself as a legendary strain that has spawned hundreds of great crosses. OG Kush is not hard to grow and produces a decent sized yield of frosty buds that have a strong piney fuel aroma. We recommend This Strain for people suffering from anxiety and stress.

This marijuana plant is light green in color. When it is ready to be harvested, the leaves look like they have snow or salt on them.  Gorilla Glue #4 is a hybrid strain known to produce extremely high flowers which boast sweet and earthy aromas of pine and fuel with subtle undertones of dark chocolate. This strain has a subtle onset with mellow and relaxing effects that may give some users couch-lock. Gorilla Glue #4 is an ideal strain for pain relief.

Sour Diesel contains a fairly high THC content of around 20-22% on average, providing an excellent strong head high. Small amounts of myrcene, pinene, and limonene terpenes add a citrus scent and flavor to the strain as well. The notorious diesel fuel smell is where the strain derives its name from and makes it easy to tell if you are dealing with the unmistakable strain.

Sherbert Strain will display powerful full-body effects elevated by a jolt of cerebral energy. A complex aroma colors Sherbert with notes of skunky citrus, sweet berry, and that candy-like smell redolent of its GSC parent. Tension, Stress and sour moods melt away with the carefree mindset and physical relaxation that comes with this rich hybrid.

Green Crack is a Sativa marijuana strain originally known as Cush. No matter its name, this strain will leave you feeling energetic, happy and uplifted. Given its new title by none other than Snoop Dogg, this strain enjoys plenty of famous friends thanks to it is potent buzz and conversation stimulating effects.

Green Crack marijuana is best for morning and daytime use.

Pineapple Express combines the potent and flavorful forces of parent strains Trainwreck and Hawaiian. The smell is likened to fresh apple and mango, with a taste of pineapple, pine, and cedar.