This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. It also curbs the voracious “munchies” appetite characteristic of the “stoner” stereotype. Despite being psychoactive, THC-V is often the answer to “couch lock”, the tendency to be immobilized by particularly potent bud. Though THC values are relatively standard, it holds an almost unheard-of 4 percent THC-V (tetrahydrocannabivarin). Named for its condensed, deep black-purple buds, McKernan cites Black Beauty as a contender for one of the most interesting strains–its fascinating appearance is matched by its exotic cannabinoid profile. Photo by ULISES RUIZ/AFP/Getty Images Black Beauty A man observes a sample of cannabis sample during the first Cannabis Cup in Mexico. cost: The extreme rarity of this strain makes it essentially unavailable online, so consumers will just have to be lucky to stumble upon it. What makes it special: Like Panama Red, Lasqueti gives an intense boost of energy that can provide symptomatic relief against fatigue. Connoisseurs report a “sweet” and “herbal” flavour, in tandem with a strong, pungent aroma. On its origin, Lee notes: “It was grown by an older hippie on Lasqueti Island in the 90s.” Lasqueti’s powerful cerebral effects aren’t for the faint of heart, with many consumers recalling an invigorating boost of energy and focus that can be intimidating. Lovingly referred to as “Lasqueti Sweetie”, this strain is super rare, and maybe even extinct. What makes it special: Consumed mostly to evoke the 60s nostalgia, this strain’s attributes are its fiery appearance and the speed with which its mind-altering effects kicks in. “Pure” strains like this one are going extinct due to increasing demand for hybrid strains. Bright red in hue, this pure sativa plant was in keeping with the counterculture of its era its heady properties are mostly psychedelic in nature. If you grew up in the 60s, you might’ve come across Panama Red. What makes it special: With its 1:1 ratio of CBD to THC, this strain upholds a perfect blend of powerful pain-relief properties and light euphoria. It’s a cross between “Mountain Lion” and “Jamaican Yarder”, hence its current name. “It came in second place in the 2011 San Francisco Cannabis Cup,” says Kevin McKernan, CSO at Medicinal Genomics Corporation, adding that it’s also at the center of a genetic patent fight between several research parties due to its complex composition. Photo by Bryan Steffy/Getty Images for MedMen Jamaican Lionīred to cope with back pain by secretive grower Shadrock in 2006, Jamaican Lion was one of the first strains to showcase CBD expression, making it a perfect blend for those who want the headiness of a sativa with the relaxation of an indica. Customers use a MedMen iPad menu during the grand opening in Nevada. cost: Unlike many strains, Grinspoon is only available for purchase in the form of seeds, meaning you’ll have to grow your own if you want to try it in Canada at $19.42 per seed. What makes it special: Grinspoon is a heady strain offering an uplifted, cerebral clarity and an unusual “spicy” flavour when smoked or vapourized.
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