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An indica-dominant development of Colorado cannabis company Rare Dankness, this bud is the result of a cross between Chemdawg and Ghost OG cannabis strains. Rare Dankness #1's high has been described as simultaneously relaxing and blissful, as it provides a thoroughly giggly, uplifted, yet fully sedative body buzz. Expect this strain's flowers to have a pine tree-like earthy scent, while its sweet-tart flavor is comprised of decadent blackberry, blueberry, and raspberry notes. The buds of Rare Dankness #1 are fluffy and quite round, their olive green hue decorated with thick orange pistils and a generous cloak of sparkling, shimmering trichomes.

Rare Dankness #2 is a hard-to-find hybrid cannabis strain that is said to bring an uplifting and versatile buzz. Rare Dankness #2 is a phenotype of Rare Dankness #1, meaning that they are very similar in nature. As such, a great deal of the information you find about Rare Dankness #1 will also apply to Rare Dankness #2. To some extent, the same is true of information of a strain simply called Rare Dankness, which is technically the original. Rare Dankness #1 and #2 are known for their enhanced structure, increased yield, and exceptional potency, including the hybrid strains created from them. Rare Dankness has a very high THC content of 26 percent. Fans of this cannabis strain note that it tends to have a creeping and ultimately relaxing body-tingling buzz. The cerebral side of this hybrid often brings euphoric bliss. You will likely begin feeling the effects quickly. It starts with pressure from the temples and eyes almost immediately. Soon after, you will begin feeling relaxed without any tension. At this point, it becomes easier to breathe deeply, and your muscles relax. Rare Dankness #2 is best for daydreaming and not for tasks that require logical thinking. Body melt and couch-lock are common effects, typically appearing after just a single bowl. Consuming more of Rare Dankness will gently bring you to deep sleep. Because of this, it is best to consume it at night or on days that you can be lazy. Because of its effects, Rare Dankness is popular for PTSD, anxiety, and depression. It also helps with temporary and chronic pain, including from injuries and fibromyalgia. Its ability to induce sleep also helps those with insomnia. Flowers of Rare Dankness #2 tend to be of medium size, although this strain's irregular lime green nugs are likely to be very sticky and densely packed. Rare Dankness flowers are usually smaller. They feature tightly curled leaves that have the typical structure of indica buds. The leaves are mossy green with vivid purple streaks that occur from chemical changes due to colder temperatures. The flowers are colorful, but this is enhanced by its milky white trichomes. Trichome-covered buds of Rare Dankness #2 tend to produce a floral and sweet scent. Some say that when you vaporize or smoke these buds, they provide a rich yet sweet berry flavor. The buds have a fruity aroma that includes traces of tart berries. You will also notice musky grape notes. If you break the flowers open or grind them, you will also get faintly skunky odors and earthy ones. These likely come from Skunk #1 and Afghani, its grandparent strains. The smoke from Rare Dankness is thick and sometimes harsh, leading to coughing along with lung expansion. As you exhale, you will taste sweet grape and a hint of peppery spice. The name Rare Dankness comes from the name of the Colorado seed bank that bred it. Scott “Moonshine,” the founder of RD Genetics, created the original Rare Dankness by crossing a female Ghost OG plant with an inbred male Chemdawg that came from Reservoir Seeds, also in Colorado. Rare Darkness #2 was originally bred as a male plant and is a hybrid of Rugburn OG and Ghost OG. Rare Dankness #1 is also a male and resulted from four generations of crossing, including with Rare Dankness, Ghost OG, and Triangle Kush. Both Rare Dankness #2 and Rare Dankness #1 were never created to be available to the public. There are, however, many hybrids resulting from Rare Dankness #1, including Rare Darkness, 501st OG, and Scott’s OG. If you want to be discreet with your cannabis consumption, you should look for a different strain. Rare Dankness tends to be fairly pungent, making it easily noticeable.

Another creation of Rare Dankness Seeds, Rare Darkness is an indica-dominant cannabis strain descended from Grape Ape and Rare Dankness #1. Allegedly, this strain's effects tend to be sedative, relaxing, and tingly, though Rare Darkness also provides a happy cerebral high as well. Those who have encountered Rare Darkness in the wild find that these flowers are large in size, and each dense, deep green flower is individually decorated with chunky trichomes and multicolored warm pistils. Rare Darkness' flowers have a unique pungency that is overwhelmingly fruity and quite spicy, but as soon as this strain is vaporized or smoked it takes on a more mellow blackberry, grape, and blueberry flavor.

Crossing genetics from San Fernando Valley OG Kush and Fire Kush, Raskal OG is a sativa-dominant cannabis strain beloved for its stimulating buzz. Cannabis patients who have experienced Raskal OG describe the strain's buds as fluffy and a desaturated sage green hue, their calyxes each individually covered with sparkling trichomes and patches of reddish pistils. Raskal OG brings a giggly, uplifted cerebral effects, and a thoroughly relaxing body buzz that effectively soothes pain and sedates its user. Expect Raskal OG to have an earthy, kush-like pungency, and a flavor that is a blend of tart lemon and a sweet, honey candy-like taste.

The sativa-dominant strain Raspberry Cough was originally created by Nirvana Seeds and is thought to blend Ice with a landrace strain from Cambodia. Raspberry Cough's effects are well-regarded as thoroughly uplifting, as the strain purports a clear-headed yet blissful high that brings a burst of physical and mental energy to those who use it. As you may expect, this strain is said to have a distinct raspberry flavor, though the strain's scent is much earthier and more pungent. Buds of Raspberry Cough tend to be somewhat diminutive in size, but their dense, moss-colored flowers are each decorated with patches of curly pistils and a generous covering of shimmering pistils.