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A cross of Jack the Ripper and Medicine Woman, Nurse Jackie is an indica-dominant strain said to have extremely euphoric effects. Patients who have tried this strain love the clear-headed, functional high that this strain delivers, and those who are experiencing nausea or appetite loss will be happy to know that this strain is great at inducing hunger. Flowers of Nurse Jackie can be hard to come by, but her buds will shock you with their chemical pine scent, and when smoked these buds take on a refreshing lemon flavor. Nurse Jackie's calyxes are a dark emerald green hue and each trichome-covered one is broken up by long grapefruit-colored pistils.
Developed by the Oregon Cannabis Authority (OCA), OCA Gold is an indica-dominant cross of Hindu Kush and Afghani that exhibits intensely sedative effects. When you encounter OCA Gold, you will be greeted by the strain's earthy, hash-like pungency, and when smoked or vaped its taste will be sweet and floral. Expect this strain's effects to be uplifting, meanwhile, a tingling buzz will spread throughout the body, encouraging its user to succumb to complete sedation. Flowers of this hard-to-find strain are lumpy and leaf-green in color, each is coated with shimmering golden trichomes and bright red pistils.
Allegedly, OCA's Cloud 9 is a derivative of Borderliner, a legendary landrace strain from Brazil. Those who have tried this rare cannabis strain report that OCA's Cloud 9 provides a thoroughly uplifting, euphoric head high, and a tingly physical buzz known to relieve most pain. Flowers of OCA's Cloud 9 are said to have a sour citrus aroma and a fruity, sweet flavor, and the buds themselves tend to be a deep moss green hue. Because these flowers are exclusive to the Oregon Cannabis Authority, they can be hard to find for many cannabis patients.
The sativa-dominant cannabis strain OCD was developed in Seattle, Washington, and is described as a thoroughly uplifting strain with a cerebral buzz. Cannabis enthusiasts who have experience with OCD say the strain produces an intensely energetic buzz that is quite arousing for some users alongside a euphoric cerebral effect. OCD's flowers tend to be olive green, and each cone-shaped flower is tipped with long orange pistils and glossy trichomes. Expect OCD's scent to be earthy and pungent, and the strain should produce a nutty, wooden flavor when this strain is smoked or vaped.
DNA Genetics developed this satisfying phenotype of OG Kush, which is said to enhance the mostly indica effects of this strain. OG #18's buds are round and fluffy, and each emerald bud has a coat of chunky trichomes broken up by small grapefruit-colored pistils. Those who have been lucky enough to encounter OG #18 say that the strain delivers a happy mood and a stimulating physical buzz, which becomes more relaxing as the high this strain produces goes on. Expect OG #18 buds to have a distinct diesel fragrance, and they generally have a mellow, earthy taste that is pleasant.
Some patients may know this indica-dominant hybrid strain as Cheese OG, but whatever this strain's name, it's been proven to deliver a giggly and relaxing buzz. Allegedly, OG Cheese is a cross of Skunk #1 and Afghani genetics, and this strain's large, trichome-coated, dark green flowers look a lot like its parents'. Those who have tried Cheese OG report that this strain is very euphoric, inundating its user with a talkative, giggly head high and a pleasant physical buzz. When you encounter Cheese OG you will be surprised by how much the strain smells like cheese, and its pungent aroma hints at how skunky and cheesy this strain's flavor is as well.