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Glacier Cannabis - Glacier Cannabis | Green Crack | Blizzard Buckets | 28g - 1

Glacier Cannabis | Green Crack | Blizzard Buckets | 28g

Users report feeling energetic.
Energetic
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Glacier Cannabis Green Crack Popcorn Blizzard Bucket — 28g of Michigan-grown, craft sativa flower packed loose for everyday value. This legendary sativa strain (Skunk #1 x Afghani) delivers a sharp citrus and tropical mango flavor profile with energizing, focused effects perfect for daytime use. Enjoy a full ounce of hand-trimmed, frosty popcorn buds — same top-shelf Green Crack genetics, smaller nugs, unbeatable price. Never remediated. Lab-tested. Proudly grown and packaged in Michigan by Glacier Cannabis.

Flavors
  • Skunk
  • Citrus
  • Mango
  • Earthy
  • Sweet
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.

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We take pride in providing clean, high-quality products that are sure to leave you feeling frosty. We provide retailers throughout the state with our hand-trimmed legendary small-batch flower, prepacks, innovative products, and more. Our goal is to give consumers top-quality products at affordable prices.


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Green Crack
sativa
THC: 13-25%

Green Crack is said to be a cross between a 1989 Super Sativa Seed Club, a Skunk #1, and an Afghani landrace.


The strain was reportedly named Cush by its original breeder, Cecil C., then renamed Green Crack by Snoop Dogg to refer to what the rapper and cannabis activist perceived as potent, sativa-like effects.


The strain won 3rd place for Best Sativa at the Denver High Times Cannabis Cup in 2015.


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