Sometimes shock value can be a big asset when naming and marketing strains.

Originally called “Cush”, this strain was re-dubbed “Green Crack”.

Also named by cannabis connoisseur Snoop Dogg after he sampled its intense sativa effects.

Although some still prefer the name Cush to sidestep any unwanted cannabis stigma.

The love for this fruity and earthy strain is unanimous.

Its origins are disputed — originally bred in Athens, GA in the 1970s,

It is descended from the ever-popular Skunk #1.

But it may also have some Afghani landrace indica in its background.

It delivers a trippy and energetic high that’s perfect for daytime use.

Its potency – averages 16% THC content — ensures that you’ll feel uplifted for hours to come.

It has a classically indica bud structure, with dense buds that are more small and clustered than chunky.

The leaves are pale green to yellow, although the pigments in some phenotypes can cause some leaves to be streaked with purple when plants are exposed to cold during the growing process.

Rust-colored pistils stand out against the colorful flowers.