Kobe OG

Chocolate OG is a smooth, chocolatey hybrid from THClones that’s sure to impress. It’s the result of blending the powerful True OG and Chocolate Rain strains. Being more indica-dominant, it brings a relaxing vibe that only gets stronger the more you enjoy it. You’ll feel a giggly euphoria along with fresh citrus and grapefruit aromas, thanks to the classic OG qualities from True OG. When you smoke it, the flavor shifts to a cheesy, nutty taste, leaving a savory note on your taste buds.

Sunset Sherbert, also known by names like "Sherbet," "Sherbert OG," "Sunset Sherbet," and "Sunset Sherbert," is an indica-leaning hybrid strain that comes from crossing Girl Scout Cookies with Pink Panties. It offers a relaxing, full-body high that’s balanced with a burst of uplifting energy and a carefree, happy vibe. With a THC content around 18%, it can be pretty potent, so it’s best suited for those with some experience with cannabis. For medical users, it’s a solid option for finding relief from stress, anxiety, and mood-related issues. The flavor is a sweet treat, with notes of citrus, berry, and a candy-like sweetness, making it an enjoyable experience for your taste buds. On average, you can expect to pay about $20 per gram, though that can change depending on where you’re buying it. When it comes to appearance, Sherbert flowers into dense, oblong buds covered in frosty trichomes and hints of amber hairs, set against light and dark green leaves. Sherbert was first bred by Mr. Sherbinski, who wanted to pass down the best traits of Girl Scout Cookies to create this standout strain. Sunset Sherbet is an indica-dominant hybrid (85% indica, 15% sativa) born from the popular Girl Scout Cookies and Pink Panties strains. It has a moderate THC range of 15-19%, delivering a nice balance of both mellow indica and uplifting sativa effects. The strain has a delicious scent that combines sweet fruity honey with a taste that reminds you of fruity yogurt and honey, finishing with a sweet, earthy aftertaste that lingers after you exhale. The buds are large and dense, shaped like Christmas trees, with a light minty green color and fiery orange hairs. They’re coated in a thick layer of frosty trichomes, making them sticky and full of resin. The high kicks off with a burst of uplifting energy, leaving you feeling social and euphoric, followed by a full-body relaxation that helps you feel warm and at ease. The mix of these effects makes Sunset Sherbet perfect for relieving stress, pain, and depression, leaving you feeling relaxed, carefree, and pain-free in both mind and body.

Chemdawg Genetic is an award-winning cross of OG Kush with Sour Diesel—two legendary parents that have produced a strain equally, if not even more prolific.

A lot of modern cannabis strains have a pretty clear family history. Thanks to the hard work of breeders, we can trace these hybrids back to their landrace roots and the places they originally came from. But Chemdawg Genetic is a bit of an exception to that.

Here’s what we do know. The first documented Chemdawg Genetic plant was grown by a guy who got the seed from a bag of Northern California weed he picked up at a Grateful Dead concert in Colorado back in 1991. The grower, known as Chemdog, says that the strain was originally called “Chem” or “Dog Bud,” and those names eventually merged into what we now know as Chemdawg. From there, the genetics spread to growers all over the U.S. and eventually overseas.

Blue Cookies is an indica-dominant hybrid, made up of 90% indica and 10% sativa. It’s created by crossing Blueberry with Girl Scout Cookies. The strain has a sweet mix of berry, earthy, cherry, and candy flavors, though when you break or burn the buds, they give off a leathery scent.

The relaxing and euphoric effects it provides might help with things like chronic pain and insomnia.

Visually, Blue Cookies is striking with its mix of blue, purple, and green hues. The buds are large and chunky, with long, conical leaves and bright red and orange pistils. It also has a nice coating of frosty trichomes, thanks to its high resin content.

The full story of Blue Cookies isn’t clear, but it’s thought to have originated in Washington, with the original breeders still unknown.

As a side note, there’s another strain also called Blue Cookies, but it's just a variation of Girl Scout Cookies. This one, though, is the hybrid between Girl Scout Cookies and Blueberry.