Posted August 26, 2008

The Blue Cross (blueberryxNL5) was amazing. So gold it looked blue, naturally very dense, very potent but doesn't put you to sleep (my girlfriend said she was more stoned than she'd been since high school), perfumy almost 'poop' scent.

Also looked at their Pot of Gold and Trainwreck. POG looked like some nice golden nuggets but trainwreck looked loose and kinda leafy especially compared to the oregon trainwreck strains.

They also had clones of POG, Wreck, Purp Nepal, and Redwood and soon will have med and clones from DJ shorts blueberry line.

The office is nice, more like a doctors office then a store. The clones did have some minor bug problems, but getting to pick your clones out of the tray helps a lot.

Posted July 2, 2008

The thing I like most about HPRC is that they grow all the medicine in-house or farmed out to certified growers. All of their meds are grown in low humidity organically in soil. None of the other coops can boast their meds are grown in a controlled enviornments. Personally I've gotten sick from smoking PM infected bud from the humboldt cooperative "THC". I'm by no means speaking badly about the people that work there. But when you are in the business of selling medicine to sick people, then there needs to be some sort of quality control.

Posted June 9, 2008

Many purple strains bleed dark purple/red fluid when you snap the stems.This isn't caused by dye. That's scientifically infeasible. The roots can't even absorb a dye.

Posted May 16, 2008

No way is that true, all their medicine is organic. HPRC even does openhoueses where they show all of their grow rooms to the community, there is no way that they add dye to any their medication. In my opinion HPRC is one of the best and most legitimate cannabis dispensaries in the state.

Posted March 27, 2008

First, I would like to start by saying these people are very nice individuals. They are friendly and very open. My experience inside the club was an overall 5.

However, I must warn against the medicine they provide. The clone stock they carry harbors fungus gnats, white flies, and other potentially harmful pests.

What struck me as most offensive was the "purple" bud they were offering. it looked nice and smelled inviting. when further examined, it was detected that the purple color in fact came from a dye that was fed into the plant....disgusting. when wiped onto a piece a paper, fluid inside the phloem and xylem tissues released the dye and stained the sheet purple.

This type of practice is appalling and could lead to a complications for someone who is allergic or sensitive to dyes.