Durban Poison, a sativa landrace strain from Durban, South Africa, gets its name from its place of origin and a playful nod to its strong, energizing effects. Brought to the U.S. in the late 1970s by breeder Ed Rosenthal, it’s prized worldwide for its sweet, spicy flavor, high yield, and clear-headed, uplifting high.
Read MoreTHC is psychoactive and best for pain, sleep, and relaxation. CBD is non-intoxicating and ideal for stress, inflammation, and wellness. Choose THC for a stronger effect or CBD for relief without the high. You can also use both together for balanced benefits, depending on your needs and sensitivity.
Read MoreAlaskan Thunder Fuck got its name from its origins in Alaska’s Matanuska Valley, where growers bred a powerful sativa known as Matanuska Thunder Fuck. As the strain spread, “Alaskan” was added to highlight its roots. The bold name reflects its intense effects and underground legacy, making it a standout in cannabis history.
Read MoreNorthern Lights, a legendary indica from Afghan genetics, gets its name from its frosty, colorful buds that resemble the aurora borealis and its serene, uplifting effects. First grown in the Pacific Northwest and later perfected in the Netherlands, it’s celebrated for its beauty, potency, and lasting place in cannabis history.
Read MoreOG Kush's name is shrouded in West Coast legend — "OG" means "Original Gangster," "Ocean Grown," or "Original Grower" depending on who you ask. Bred in Florida from Chemdawg and Hindu Kush, then popularized in LA in the 1990s, OG Kush became cannabis royalty thanks to its earthy-piney aroma, potent euphoric high, and hip-hop fame!
Read MoreCBD helps with pain by interacting with your body’s endocannabinoid system—a natural network that helps regulate things like mood, inflammation, and yes, pain. While it won’t get you high, CBD may help reduce discomfort by calming overactive pain signals and lowering inflammation.
Read MoreFECO and RSO are both potent, full-spectrum cannabis oils — but they differ in solvent and intended use. FECO is made with food-grade ethanol and designed for oral or sublingual consumption. RSO was originally made with isopropyl alcohol for topical use, though many retail brands now use food-safe solvents. Both are extremely strong — start with a rice-grain-sized dose!
Read MoreSuper Boof got its name from a playful twist on the slang “boof,” once used to describe bad weed. Originally called Blockberry, the strain earned its ironic nickname after users joked it was so strong it “boofed” them. The name stuck—and now Super Boof is a fan favorite for its fruity flavor, potent effects, and unforgettable name.
Read MoreHave you ever walked into a cannabis dispensary hoping to pick up a few seeds to start your own cannabis garden but walked out confused or disappointed?
If you have then you’re not alone.
Despite the growing acceptance of cannabis cultivation at home and the expanding legal cannabis market, cannabis seeds are still surprisingly difficult to find in dispensaries.
But why is that?
Read MoreAcapulco Gold is a legendary sativa-dominant landrace strain from the mountains near Acapulco, Mexico. Its name comes from the strain's distinctive golden-amber bud color, developed under Mexico's coastal sun. Famous for its energetic, clear-headed high, toffee-sweet flavor, and counterculture fame in the 1960s–70s, it remains one of cannabis history's most iconic strains!
Read MoreCannabis is grown using five main methods: outdoor, indoor, greenhouse, hydroponics, and aeroponics. Outdoor growing is low-cost but weather-dependent. Indoor offers full control year-round. Greenhouses blend both. Hydroponics uses nutrient-rich water for faster growth. Aeroponics mists roots for maximum efficiency. Each method has unique benefits and tradeoffs.
Read MoreWhether it’s a craving for chips, cookies, or anything you find in the fridge, cannabis can send you straight into snack mode. But why does that happen? And what’s going on in your body to make that hunger hit so hard?
If you’ve ever wondered why cannabis makes food taste better and cravings come alive, then you’re in the right place!
Read MoreMaui Wowie is a legendary Hawaiian sativa landrace strain grown in Maui's volcanic soil since the 1960s. "Maui" reflects its island birthplace; "Wowie" captures the euphoric, joyful high that made it famous. Known for tropical fruit flavors, energizing uplifting effects, and counterculture fame — including a Cheech & Chong shoutout — it remains a beloved classic!
Read MorePanama Red is a legendary sativa landrace strain from Panama's Pearl Islands, named for the reddish pistils that give its buds their distinctive color. First popularized in the 1960s, it's known for a mellow, euphoric cerebral high, citrus and grapefruit flavors, and a 12-week flowering cycle that makes it one of the rarest strains on dispensary shelves today!
Read MoreNew to cannabis lingo? "Loud" means strong aroma, "dank" means pungent and classic smelling, "terpy" means high in flavor-rich terpenes, and "fire" means exceptional quality. "Infused" products contain added concentrates for extra potency, while "solventless" means the cleanest extraction methods. Walk into any dispensary and shop like a pro!
Read MoreTo make cannabis edibles, you first need to decarboxylate your flower — bake it at 220°F for 30 minutes to activate the THC. Then infuse it into butter or oil using a slow cooker on low for 2–3 hours, strain, and refrigerate overnight. Your cannabutter is now ready to use in almost any recipe. Start low on dosage and keep cooking temps low!
Read MoreFirst dispensary visit? Start by telling your budtender what effect you're looking for — relaxation, energy, sleep, or pain relief. Ask what's easy to dose, how to use a product correctly, and how the loyalty program works. Budtenders at Hashtag Redmond are knowledgeable, non-judgmental, and there to help you find exactly what you need.
Read MoreCBD edibles work by metabolizing cannabinoids through the liver, converting some THC into Delta-11 THC — a more potent, longer-lasting compound. Effects last 6–9 hours and vary by CBD-to-THC ratio. High CBD = minimal high; high THC = relaxation; equal ratios = sleep support. The entourage effect shapes your overall experience!
Read MoreTHCv (tetrahydrocannabivarin) is a minor cannabinoid nicknamed "diet weed" for its appetite-suppressing and energizing effects. Unlike THC, it's produced when THC is exposed to light, heat, or oxygen. It's less potent than THC, acts faster, and is most commonly found in sativa strains like Durban Poison and Tangie.
Read MoreCBN (cannabinol) is a minor cannabinoid formed when THC is exposed to light, heat, or oxygen. Unlike CBD, which is known for relaxation and pain relief, CBN is prized for its sedative effects — making it especially useful for sleep. Together, CBD and CBN may offer even stronger pain and sleep benefits.
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