Green Crack | Sativa - Lights On Energy Gummies - 100mg THC | 50mg THCV
The Heavy Hitters Green Crack THCV Gummy is designed to be a lean, mean, green machine, ready to get you high and hyped, without the hunger. Green Crack, also known as “Green Crush”, is a potent, uplifting super-sativa, descended from the storied Skunk #1 strain, and a still unknown landrace indica. With a kiwi and melon forward flavor, and amped with a bold 2:1 ratio of THC and energizing THCv, these gummies pack 30mg of total cannabinoids per piece, enough to get you flying high and ready to seize the day, minus the munchies.
Gluten Free | Dairy Free | Nut Free
Strain Type:Â Sativa Taste Profile: A delicious blend of kiwi, melon, and subtle hits of sour apple
Effect Profile:Â Uplifting, Happy, Focused
Terpene Blend:Â Limonene, Myrcene, Caryophyllene
- Skunk
- Citrus
- Mango
Ultra Pure & Ultra Potent
Family-owned and operated since 1996, Heavy Hitters has been a cornerstone of cannabis culture for nearly three decades. Throughout the years, we've seen trends come and go, but our commitment to innovation and the pursuit of the perfect high has never changed.
With over 10 million units sold, Heavy Hitters has consistently set the industry standard, standing as the leading premium cannabis brand on the market. Our legacy is built on a dedication to master craftsmanship and delivering only the highest quality products.
From oils and edibles to pre-rolls, every product we offer is crafted with top-tier materials and cutting-edge technology, ensuring an unparalleled experience for experienced users.
After 28 years, many have come and gone, but only one brand hits heavy.
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.