Headband Badder
- Diesel
- Earthy
- Woody
Gram Cannabis, a leader in high-quality, no-BS cannabis, is proud to offer consumers premium, indoor-grown, transparently labeled, and affordably priced cannabis.
Available in multiple sizes, we take pride in our top-shelf, fresh, lab-tested, and data-driven cannabis, and do it all without industry-standard pricing inflation.
With so much inconsistency in cannabis pricing and quality, we knew it was time to provide consumers with a product that is not only affordable, but also held to the highest standards of transparency. We are committed to delivering cannabis that is accurately tested, clearly labeled, and priced fairly, so customers can make informed decisions without the gimmicks.
Gram’s flower is meticulously grown and cared for to maintain optimal freshness and potency. Strains are be carefully selected to offer a variety of effects, from uplifting and energetic to calming and relaxing.
Consumers can find Gram Cannabis' pre-packaged flower at select dispensaries and through online marketplaces such as Weedmaps and LeafLink, making premium cannabis more accessible than ever.
Headband has several origins, but it's most known for its cerebral effect that users compare to the feeling of wearing a headband. In addition to the heady high, users have reported feeling spacey, relaxed and euphoric.
Headband by DNA Genetics
Amsterdam’s DNA Genetics used an OG Kush male to pollinate a Sour Diesel female and create Headband, a short and bushy plant during the vegetative phase that makes the most of the available space during the flowering cycle. The strain creates small buds and benefits from aggressive training as a means of improving the plant’s yield.
Headband of Unknown Origin
Another origin of Headband is reportedly an indica-dominant cross between Sour Diesel and a Sensi Seeds Northern Lights cross. Once referred to as Daywrecker Diesel or Underdawg, this genetic combination joined together many commendable traits from its parents’ lineage. Headband was reportedly named Diesel #1 when an East Coast breeder known as Weasel first cultivated the strain in the mid-1990s.