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Crockett Family Farms' award-winning creation earned first place for best sativa concentrate at the 2015 High Times Cannabis Cup. Sweet orange and lemon flavors burst forward with earthy undertones. Users report an energizing cerebral lift that sparks creativity and sharpens focus.
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Our Delectable Dabs are the #1 best-selling BHO in all of Washington State. Our concentrate is crafted from premium material and delivers an electrifyinglyOur Delectable Dabs are the #1 best-selling BHO in all of Washington State. Our concentrate is crafted from premium material and delivers an electrifyingly great experience.
Flavors
Citrus
Orange
Lemon
Sweet
Earthy
Effects & flavors are reported by users on our site. This is for informational purposes only and not intended as medical advice. Please consult your physician before changing any medical treatment.
Forbidden Farms
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Welcome to Forbidden Farms, a Premier Tier III marijuana producer/processor. We are committed to providing the recreational community with an array of premium-grade cannabis at an affordable price that also caters to the unique needs of our customers. Established in 2014 and founded by the Balduff brothers, Taylor, and Garrett, our focus has been and always will be to deliver the best possible experience through a perfect combination of flavors, aromas, and potencies. Our passion for quality and customer satisfaction is what sets us apart from other producers. Whether you’re a first-time user or an experienced connoisseur, our products are sure to satisfy.
