The Western Cannabis selection of Grape Slushee is a standout Sativa phenotype from a crossing of the Ethos memberberry cut called “Grape Diamond” and our in house POTG (Planet of the Grapes).
Grape Slushee is easily distinguished by the dense mauve colored flowers which are covered in a shimmering diamond coat of trichomes. With an Intense aroma of grape kool-aid powder, this variety really lives up to its name. The heavy sweet grape smells, produced from the dominate terpene combo of myrcene and farnesene, are accompanied by spikes of spicy pepper with a heavy presence of caryophyllene.
Grape Slushee’s THC content is quite strong – up to 27% with effects starting with a slightly euphoric initial buzz that spreads throughout the body. In higher doses this myrcene dominant cannabis leads to sedative effects and can induce sleepiness. Overall Grape Slushee is a great choice for those looking to wind down and chill after a long day
Matanuska Thunder F#*K lineage is unknown x unknown. Legend has it that this variety was grown in the grasslands of Alaska’s Matanuska Valley. This is a very old heirloom strain and its origins are shrouded in mystery, most likely coming out from a blend of the most popular strains of the time in that area. At Western, we pheno-hunted through a batch of seeds that were a back cross of Matanuska (MTF x MTF) to find the most representative expression of the original descriptions. The flowers are a silvery green in appearance because of the thick covering of large trichomes. The buds are medium size with irregular shape and a light density. The initial aroma of a mild chocolate dessert comes through when you first break open a bud. What follows is a more subtle mint perfume flavor with an earthy taste. Matanuska TF is a creeper and gradually provides a feeling of relaxation and focus that is pleasing without being sedative. The Sativa effects are well pronounced with a high THC of 27+. Powerful and hard hitting, the Western team believes we have done our best to honor this fantastic classic strain.
