Candyland strain on my recent trip to SFVDM in Van Nuys, CA. After being on the prowl for a good batch of this strain for months, I couldn\u2019t be more excited to see it on the shelf.<\/p>\n
Ken Estes has a history of creating award winning hybrids, and the Candyland strain is his latest creation. It stems from two Grand Daddy Purp Collective classics \u2013 Bay Platinum Cookies and Ken\u2019s Grand Daddy Purple (GDP)<\/a>.<\/p>\n As far as genetics are concerned, the Bay Platinum Cookies strain is a combination of the Bay 11 strain (an unknown Sativa<\/a>) and a Platinum Cookies<\/a> phenotype from the Bay Area. Combine this with the Ken\u2019s GDP strain\u2019s genetic lineage (Big Bud X Purple Urkle<\/a>) and you have quite the cocktail.<\/p>\n Overall, I would expect the Candyland strain to be great option for stress and anxiety relief. It may also be beneficial for patients who suffer from PTSD<\/a>, OCD<\/a>, neuropathic pain<\/a>, depression<\/a>, and more.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" $650 per qp\/ $290per oz\/ $850 per hp\/ $1700 per lb<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This batch of the Candyland strain held true to its name as far as taste is concerned. The delicate terpene<\/a> profile created a sweet-tasting vapor that reminded me of pink lemonade.<\/p>\n