True to its name, this indica strain is grown organically in beautiful British Columbia and is instantly recognizable by its alluring, woody and pine scent, broad, fan-shaped leaves and huge clusters of purple-hued, frosty, sticky buds. Its main terpene content is limonene, b-caryophyllene and b-myrcene.

Dried flower can be consumed by grinding the flower and rolling it into a joint or blunt, or with accessories such as a dried cannabis vaporizer, pipe, or bong. 

Remember to follow Health Canada’s guideline of “start low, go slow” where patients should begin with a low dose, then wait 30 minutes to assess the effects before administering an additional dose.