Great Divide

Great Divide lives up to its name, splitting the genetics down the middle depending on which breeder's version lands in your jar.

Origin 1:

One lineage points to a classic mashup of White Widow's frosty resin and Green Crack's tropical-citrus energy, typically testing in the low to mid 20s for THC. Limonene and pinene drive this version's hybrid-to-sativa vibe, stacking pineapple-sweet aromatics over woody spice with a piney finish. Users report the effect kicks off light, buzzy, and euphoric before easing into mellow comfort — perfect for creative afternoons that don't require couch commitment.

Origin 2:

The other cut leans heavier, bred from Kosher Kush and Phishhead Kush, with myrcene and caryophyllene steering toward indica dominance. Expect earthy depth, fuel-tinged funk, and darker purple bag appeal, often hitting higher THC numbers in the mid-20s. Smokers say the high drops anchor faster — more body weight, more couch gravity, less daylight activity, and a sedative finish that's crafted for evening wind-downs.

Two lineages, same verdict: Great Divide doesn’t pick sides; it delivers both sides of the high, back-to-back. Whether you catch the Widow x Crack uplift or the Kush-on-Kush crash, both sides prove this name was never about subtlety.