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Alice Micro-Dose Caps – Envision CBD + Magic Mushroom Capsules 250mg
- 1 bottle = 20 gel caps
- 1 capsule = 250mg of Golden Teacher + 50mg of CBD
Alice Micro-Dose Caps – Scooby Snacks + Magic Mushroom capsules 200mg
Alice Micro-Dose Caps Magic Mushroom capsules – Spark 150mg
Apollo Hybrid Indica Hash
Buddha Indica Hash
Golden Honey Hash
Kashmere Hash
Lebanese Blond Hash
The blond Lebanese is back. This batch is different from the one we had, but you need to try it to see wich one you prefer….
Internationally, Lebanon has been known for its quality Hash for as long as Hash has been a “thing”. This AAA+ Lebanese Hash originate from a small-batch of growers out of the Bekaa Valley, the heart of Lebanese agriculture and a fertile destination for cannabis cultivation. What makes Lebanese Hash different from other hash variations is the way it is cultivated and then allowed to aged over one or two whole seasons (4-8 months).London Hash
Moroccan 777 Hybrid Hash
This hashish is made with Khardala strains and is produced with Bared filtration, which is actually the 4th level of filtration. So it make it less strong, or inferior quality than an hashish with the Beldia filtration.
That explain why it is less expensive than other Moroccan. Don’t jump to conclusion too quickly, this is still a very good products… you will find the same taste that defines the Moroccan hashish. You’ll tell us !!!
Moroccan Caramelo Hybrid Hash (Khardala – Rabra)
The khardala is neither the first nor the last hybrid introduced in the Rif, but the farmer chooses it because it has acquired such popularity that it is now part of the “new cannabis culture” in Morocco.
But the khardala is also doomed to disappear and will one day be replaced by other varieties (gaouriya, Critical, Kush, Lemon Haze, etc.), with higher yields and higher THC levels. It is difficult to trace the origin of khardala.
The real nature of the hybrid varieties used is known only by the European seed companies, who hold the information at the other end of the chain or by certain intermediaries who transmit to the farmers both these seeds and the information necessary for their cultivation.