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14 Gram Mix & Match

14 Gram Mix & Match

From: Original price was: $80.00.Current price is: $64.00.

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Select 4 different strains of 3.5g’s to build your own 14 grams bundle pack. Save 20% when you build your own bundle pack.

  Product Quantity
Assassin OG
Weight:
3.5g

Original price was: $25.00.Current price is: $20.00.
Grapefruit Skunk
Weight:
3.5g

Original price was: $25.00.Current price is: $20.00.
Ghost Death Bubba
Weight:
3.5g

Original price was: $30.00.Current price is: $24.00.
Dank Schrader
Weight:
3.5g

Original price was: $25.00.Current price is: $20.00.
White Widow
Weight:
3.5g

Original price was: $20.00.Current price is: $16.00.
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14 Gram Mix & Match

With Ganjagrams 14 Gram Mix & Match, you now have the option to build your own customizable one ounce pack. This deal allows you to choose any four strains of your liking from our catalog of AAA+ grade flowers to create a personalized a 14 gram deal. Each strain comes in a 3.5 gram variation for a total of 14 grams. The 14 Gram Mix & Match deal is a cost-effective pack that is ideal for indecisive shoppers, those who enjoy variety, and anyone looking to medicate without having to give up quality for cost.

Indica vs Sativa

With thousands of years of history and such a wide abundance of strains available, it is important to know the differences between indica, sativa and even hybrid strains to find out what is most suitable for your own personal needs. Simply put, indica strains and sativa strains differ in their physiological effects and their appearance. Hybrid strains are the result of cross-breeding both an indica strain and a sativa strain together to create a new strain in itself. Because each cannabis strain is so complex and different from one another, it is hard to classify the three phenotypes or variants by their effects alone.