[Now_I_Know]

Great sativa...I'd actually put this above most indicas.

[p_dub]

Its so hairy and delicious no homo

[panda112]

ive heard bout it but never had it. supposedly good strains like green crack and g-13 just get nabbed on.

[iconoclast]

Originally Posted by Now_I_Know

Great sativa...I'd actually put this above most indicas.

Green Crack (aka Pincher Creek) is an indica dominant hybrid.

[HHCFairfax]

Originally Posted by panda112

ive heard bout it but never had it. supposedly good strains like green crack and g-13 just get nabbed on.

We have Green Crack but the G13 we had was gone in an instant. Can't keep it on the shelves. :smile2:

GC is a nice med, and I just picked up some g13 haze from a club and man that aint a bad med either! I am so happy with the meds I have at the house right now... you know who you are you badass co-ops you. God I wish I could review...

[The Urban Spaceman]

Originally Posted by iconoclast

Green Crack (aka Pincher Creek) is an indica dominant hybrid.

WOW! I am surprised to hear this as it really hits me like a Sativa. It was sold to me as a Sativa by a very reputable Co-op too. Not arguing the point just surprised!

Now I just don't know WHAT to think. But it sure doesn't do what most Indicas do for me. Weird!

Spacey

The GC is a new strain to me, never seen it before getting my cert a few months ago. I have found it is by far the best daytime med for me. It elevates my mood to exactly where it should be, and leaves me with a clear head. Doesn't make me hungry or tired, and a few hits lasts me a few hours. I stocked up on GC a couple weeks ago, as a Co-Op I frequent had an incredible sale on it ($280 oz).

Before I got my cert, I would easily go through an 1/8+ a day. Now that I have access to meds that suit my needs, instead of just 1 or 2 strains of misc lineage, I rarely smoke more than a gram or 2. Some GC during the day, with some various OG's have made the last few months the best months I've had in 5 years!

Send me a PM, and I'll be happy to point you to a club that always has GC (multiple kinds), and usually has some kind of special on it :)

[Ulalume]

Originally Posted by The Urban Spaceman

WOW! I am surprised to hear this as it really hits me like a Sativa. It was sold to me as a Sativa by a very reputable Co-op too. Not arguing the point just surprised!

Now I just don't know WHAT to think. But it sure doesn't do what most Indicas do for me. Weird!

When I went to a particular co-op (for the first and last time), I was sold something called Purple Cush. (Yes. With a "C.") It was presented to me as Indica dominant). I have not been able to find any real information on Purple Cush whatsoever, though, and was later told by someone that it might have been Green Crack under a different (more appealing, I suppose) name (although why they didn't simply call it "Pincher's Creek," then, is beyond me).

It had the exact effect you describe, Spaceman--an extraordinarily Sativa-esque feel. (Unfortunately, because I was in dire need of an Indica at that time, I absolutely hated it.)

I'm glad it works for you, however!

[iconoclast]

Originally Posted by The Urban Spaceman

WOW! I am surprised to hear this as it really hits me like a Sativa. It was sold to me as a Sativa by a very reputable Co-op too. Not arguing the point just surprised!

Now I just don't know WHAT to think. But it sure doesn't do what most Indicas do for me. Weird!

Spacey

Green Crack Lineage: SSSC Skunk #1 (Afghani, Acapulco Gold, Mexican Gold) x Local Sweet Leaf Afghani
Skunk #1 is; Afghani (indica), Acapulco Gold (sativa), Mexican Gold (sativa)
Local Sweet Leaf Afghani is pure indica

The very noticeable sativa effects are what make this hybrid so interesting. Not
only do you get the benefit of the soaring effects from it's sativa genetics, you also
get outstanding body analgesia when grown to maturity. It's not surprising that GC
and OG Kush are perhaps the two most popular mmj strains. Though very different
in taste and smell, they are both very tasty and effective hybrids that exhibit both
sativa and indica effects.

[The Urban Spaceman]

Originally Posted by Ulalume

When I went to a particular co-op (for the first and last time), I was sold something called Purple Cush. (Yes. With a "C.") It was presented to me as Indica dominant). I have not been able to find any real information on Purple Cush whatsoever, though, and was later told by someone that it might have been Green Crack under a different (more appealing, I suppose) name (although why they didn't simply call it "Pincher's Creek," then, is beyond me).

It had the exact effect you describe, Spaceman--an extraordinarily Sativa-esque feel. (Unfortunately, because I was in dire need of an Indica at that time, I absolutely hated it.)

I'm glad it works for you, however!

Ulalume~ Hi Nice to finally talk to you. I too think i have heard of GC being sold under the name Purple Cush. Couldn't tell you where but I read it somewhere.
If someone had sold me the GC as an Indica I would have been very disappointed also, but as iconoclast mentions in his post you do get an outstanding body analgesic effect. It just has such a mental lift to it that even though it helped my pain the "headiness" of it was what struck me. Seeing that there is quite a bit of sativa in it's genetics and the psychological factor of being told it was a sativa of course I might not think of the body effects as being influenced by indica genetics.

So that being said - it works for me when I am looking for a sativa strain. I still like "purer" indicas more for later in the day and at night. I just can't get any work done when i use them so there is always a place for a nice Sativa. Or, apparently a nice Indica/Sativa Hybrid.

Originally Posted by iconoclast

Green Crack Lineage: SSSC Skunk #1 (Afghani, Acapulco Gold, Mexican Gold) x Local Sweet Leaf Afghani
Skunk #1 is; Afghani (indica), Acapulco Gold (sativa), Mexican Gold (sativa)
Local Sweet Leaf Afghani is pure indica

The very noticeable sativa effects are what make this hybrid so interesting. Not
only do you get the benefit of the soaring effects from it's sativa genetics, you also
get outstanding body analgesia when grown to maturity. It's not surprising that GC
and OG Kush are perhaps the two most popular mmj strains. Though very different
in taste and smell, they are both very tasty and effective hybrids that exhibit both
sativa and indica effects.

iconoclast - thank you for the breakdown. at least i know why i get the "head" feeling as well as getting the physically medicated feeling not usually quite so apparent in other Sativas I have used. and yeah - i love the OG's as well. Now those i thought of as being a hybrid (but couldn't tell ya what the % would be of indica and sativa - i just like the effect)

spacey

[stimparello]

Originally Posted by HHCFairfax

the G13 we had was gone in an instant. Can't keep it on the shelves. :smile2:

that is a problem with this strain..

[stimparello]

ohh yha the Green Crack i had was very good! would buy again for sure.

[HHCFairfax]

Originally Posted by stimparello

ohh yha the Green Crack i had was very good! would buy again for sure.

I am a fan of the strain. Not mad at it at all.

[The Urban Spaceman]

Originally Posted by HHCFairfax

I am a fan of the strain. Not mad at it at all.

it is an excellent strain! best of both worlds in fact. now i appreciate it even more.
spacey

[cannadyke]

Originally Posted by iconoclast

The very noticeable sativa effects are what make this hybrid so interesting. Not only do you get the benefit of the soaring effects from it's sativa genetics, you also get outstanding body analgesia when grown to maturity.

one of my favorite "wake-n-bake" meds-----just for that reason. it brings down the pain level, but is extremely clear, motivational and functional. plus it has that sativa euphoria. awesome strain.

[BWD4]

This is the strain I usually go with it is awesome.

[maryj4557]

GC is my favorite daytime med. It is one of the best functional meds I have found so far, both head and body are affected.

[Greenbud]

Any babies anywhere? Let me know, someone!!

GB

[Scratch1]

Hwas anyone heard of GDP/GreenCrack? My friend was able to get some the other day but I had never heard of the mix. Thanks guys and gals

[NewVoid]

I really like the GC I've tried, but I've had 4 different kinds from 4 different dispensaries. I still don't have a sense of what it's supposed to taste and look like. Some places I've seen it green and airy oval nugs, other places I've seen it as dense hairy round nugs.

[willnca101]

its one of those names they toss on some bud can because its usually a little more green than usuall. real green crack is non existent practicly, that being said there is plenty going around with the namesake that is good stuff, but real green crack? nah!

mighty might is some stuff I really like!

[gmoney666]

willnca101 - there is real GC at a few places. Its not just a name. The smell and flavor are top.

[Five_Star]

Originally Posted by NewVoid

I really like the GC I've tried, but I've had 4 different kinds from 4 different dispensaries. I still don't have a sense of what it's supposed to taste and look like.

Trust me you’re not missing much. I’ve seen this so-called real Green Crap couple year ago when RDC was hyping it up, it’s nothing special.

Originally Posted by Ulalume

When I went to a particular co-op (for the first and last time), I was sold something called Purple Cush. (Yes. With a "C.") It was presented to me as Indica dominant). I have not been able to find any real information on Purple Cush whatsoever, though, and was later told by someone that it might have been Green Crack under a different (more appealing, I suppose) name (although why they didn't simply call it "Pincher's Creek," then, is beyond me).

It had the exact effect you describe, Spaceman--an extraordinarily Sativa-esque feel. (Unfortunately, because I was in dire need of an Indica at that time, I absolutely hated it.)

I'm glad it works for you, however!

some of the co-ops that i go to label it as Cush because some people dont want meds called "crack"