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12/23/2024

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11/27/2024

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05/23/2024

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12/21/2023

❗️Sheridan store moved to a new location!
📍Visit us at 3701 South Santa Fe Dr Unit 7, Sheridan, CO 80110

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🛒 Adjacent to Major Retail: Making your life just a tad more convenient.

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😊 The Same Friendly Faces: Your favorite team has made the move, so expect to see all the familiar smiles you've grown to love!

12/19/2023

❗️OUR SHERIDAN STORE MOVED to River Point

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11/22/2023

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07/20/2023

Sour Kush looking frosty! 😎😎💚

06/14/2023

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02/03/2023

Ghost OG Strain Review. A Balanced Medical Strain to Combat Anxiety

Ghost OG is a very popular strain - basically a classic - with indica like properties but not too much sedation.

The strain is a prominent member of the OG family and is known for its relaxing effects.

Is OG Ghost an Indica, Sativa or Hybrid❓

Ghost OG is an indica-leaning hybrid that offers balanced and mellow high. It is considered to be a phenotype of OG Kush, although there are numerous guesses and myths surrounding its origins. His possible parents include Chemdawg (hybrid) and Afghani (pure indica). There is also a mention of Triangle Kush, and some sources claim that a grower by the nickname of Ghost active on one of the Internet forums was given a cut of a Kush strain by a fellow participant that led to an emergence of the new strain.

Whatever the story is, the most important thing is that we have Ghost OG as a result.

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What is the best strain for social anxiety?

02/01/2023

Snowcone Strain Review. An Exciting Sativa

Today we are looking at another Silver Stem creation that has earned a spot among our patrons’ favorites - the Snowcone strain.

Is Snow Cone Indica or Sativa? Strain Origins

Silver Stem’s unique Snowcone is a phenotype of our bestseller Snowcap.

Snow Cone is a sativa-dominant hybrid designed to incorporate all the best from the indica side as well.

Terpenes, Flavor and Appearance of Snowcone

Snowcone has a truly unique terpene profile with two surprising dominants - Ocimene and Terpinolene, with Myrcene only in the 3rd place. The strain also has smaller amounts of Limonene and Caryophyllene terpenes.

Keep in mind that you can view the predominant terpenes for all Silver Stem strains in the Flower section.

Snowcone is known for its delicious herbal and citrusy smell with powerful spicy overtones. The buds are bright green and orange, the latter from the thick layer of long pistils. The nuggs also boast plenty of trichomes.

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Is Snow Cone indica or sativa? What are the effects of Snow Cone? How much THC is in Snow Cone?

01/30/2023

Terpenes are compounds found in ma*****na and other plants that are responsible for various flavors and aromas as well as effects.

They work in combination with other compounds which are found exclusively in cannabis, i.e. cannabinoids like THC, CBD, and so on. They compliment, strengthen, and adjust one another’s impact - something usually referred to as the entourage effect. As of now, over 100 cannabinoids and 140 terpenes have been identified.

What is Farnesene Terpene?

Unlike Myrcene, Pinene, Limonene, and others, Farnesene is relatively rare terpene to be found in substantial quantities in the cannabis plant but it is found in numerous other plants, most commonly in apples, oranges, and tumeric. The predominant smell of the terpene is that of green apple slices.

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Everything you need to know about the Farnesene terpene - smell, flavor, effects, benefits. Find strains rich in Farnesene terpene