Bouket | Candyland | Live Resin Vape Disposable

Ken Estes, the California grower behind Granddaddy Purple, bred Candyland because he wanted his most famous plant in a version built for the daytime. He crossed a Granddaddy Purple male with a female Bay Platinum Cookies phenotype and selected for something sweeter, easier to grow, more resistant to mold and lighter on the head, with deep veins of purple still running through the buds. It took gold at KushCon in Denver in 2012. The name, by Estes's own telling, means nothing in particular -- he had so many crosses going that he simply called this one Candyland. The profile lives up to the name: sweet first, with a floral, honeyed edge over an earthy, peppery base. That pepper is caryophyllene, the dominant terpene in published profiles of the strain, backed by limonene and humulene. Its reputation is upbeat -- people describe it as happy, uplifted and creative, a good fit for social plans, which is about where Estes was aiming when he set out to lighten up his Granddaddy. Live resin is extracted from plants frozen at harvest instead of dried and cured, so it holds on to the fresh terpene profile of the living plant -- here, the sweet top and peppery base Estes bred into Candyland. About Bouket: Bouket is a Vireo Health of New York brand launched in 2026, after ACE Venture -- a New York MWBE-certified company -- acquired a 51% stake in Vireo Health of New York; the company describes Bouket as the first minority-owned cannabis brand in New York State to receive MWBE certification. The name nods to Harlem's Prohibition-era jazz underground, when "bouquet" was used as coded language for cannabis; the brand's guiding idea is "give yourself your flowers," framing cannabis as part of intentional living.