
Strawnana Green Powder Hash by Alpenglow
Cultivated by Alpenglow farms, a certified Dem Pure regenerative farm. The fine art of growing a garden and a family in the mountains of Southern Humboldt County, California.
Strawberry Banana is an Indica-leaning hybrid between two fruity strains: Bubble Gum and Banana Kush with a universally appealing flavor and an easygoing, mellow high.
Green:
This grade has a higher amount of plant material than the orange. It is still as strong but less oily. It is closer to the old school kief. It is easy to sprinkle on a joint or a bowl.
- Strawberry
- Earthy
- Sweet
नशा {nasha} = The state of transformed conciseness; exhilaration or excitement of the mind(Noun)
NASHA is a word used in India to describe a “high”. Our brand has a deep connection to India and its hash producing history. Our founder spent numerous years in India living at the foothills of the Himalayas studying the origins of Hashish and the culture that surrounds it. After living in both India and California NASHA was finally born in the beautiful mountains of Humboldt County. We use pure mountain water to gently extract intact trichomes from the highest quality of raw materials. We use traditional techniques, mixed with state of the art machinery to produce high potency and terpene rich extracts, without the use of chemicals. All of the products are Lab tested to ensure purity, cleanliness, and potency. We invite you to try the next generation of cold water extract.
“Melt with Us”
Bred in Amsterdam by Reserva Privada -- a subdivision of DNA Genetics -- Strawberry Banana’s (also referred to as Strawnana) mother is a female Banana Kush from Crockett Family Farms crossed with a male Bubblegum selected from a pack of seeds originally bred by Serious Seeds.
The end result is a frosty, resinous bud that’s notably easy to grow in virtually any environment, both indoors and outdoors.
The strain has won several awards, including 1st Sativa Flower at the 2015 High Times Cannabis Cup, and 1st Judges Choice at Cannabis Cup Brazil in 2016.

