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GSC – Girl Scout Cookies – Strain A Day Bud Review

The GSC high catapults you into a wave of euphoria and tingles that encapsulate your body with very little effort. These ultra-powered buds will have you questioning space and time, while utterly gluing you to your seat. The couch lock on this is real, as are the munchies, so be sure to have a box of actual Girl Scout cookies handy for good measure. Throughout the hours-long high, you’ll experience waves of giddiness that might have you in minor giggle fits, though that will ebb and flow into introspection from time to time. This is an engaging high that will certainly have you feeling creative, but try as you might, you probably won’t have any motivation to get anything done.

LEMON PIE – Strain A Day Bud Review

THC: 22%. Lemon Pie, not to be confused with “Lemon Cream Pie,” is a rare sativa dominant hybrid strain (70% sativa/30% indica) created through crossing the classic Amnesia Haze X Skunk #1 strains. With this bud, the name says it all in terms of flavor – each tasty little toke packs delicious citrusy nutty flavors wit ha light hint of fruity herbs and spices.

Granddaddy Purple Strain A Day Bud Review

Granddaddy Purple is widely touted on medical websites as a relaxing, sedative strain, making it a good fit for pain and stress management, along with sleep issues, depression and anxiety. Cannabis Pharmacy points out that purple strains in general have a tendency to make users forgetful, which can help in the treatment of PTSD.

Green Crack – Strain A Day Bud Review

Green Crack is amazing weed suffering from an unfortunate name thanks to none other than our favorite stoner – SNOOP DOGG! this strain was re-dubbed “Green Crack” after he sampled its intense Sativa effects. Green Crack’s sharp energy and focus as it induces an invigorating mental buzz that keeps you going throughout the day. With a tangy, fruity flavor redolent of mango, Green Crack is a great daytime strain that may help consumers fight fatigue, stress, and depression.