Terp School
Animal Mints: The Cookie Strain With No Paper Trail
Animal Mints is credited to Seed Junky Genetics, but nobody can agree on its parents. The reported lineage, why the paperwork is missing, and what that cool doughy aroma is actually made of.
Learn moreKosher Kush: The Strain That Got a Blessing
It showed up in Los Angeles with no pedigree and no paperwork, then collected more Cannabis Cup hardware than almost anything in its era.
Learn moreGrape Gasoline: When Dessert Meets Diesel
A profile that genuinely tastes like someone spilled premium fuel into a grape pie, and the strain world lost its mind for it.
Learn moreLA Confidential: Hollywood's Favorite Indica
Every era of cannabis has its definitive indica. For the 2000s, a strong case says it was the one with the film-noir name.
Learn moreLemon Cherry Gelato: Anatomy of a Modern Classic
Some strains earn fame over decades. Lemon Cherry Gelato did it in three years. Anatomy of a modern classic.
Learn morePineapple Express: The Strain That Out-Famed Its Own Movie
The rare strain where Hollywood made the myth first and the growers had to catch up. The story of Pineapple Express.
Learn moreJack Herer: The Man, The Strain, The Legacy
Most strains are named after a flavor or an inside joke. One is named after the most stubborn cannabis activist who ever lived.
Learn moreSour Diesel: The Strain That Smells Like a Gas Station (In a Good Way)
Every legendary strain has an origin story. Sour Diesel's happens to smell like a fuel spill. The history, the terpenes, and how gas becomes candy.
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