Semantics

Absolutely love these jays, they come in a very nice container which I can reuse! The taste is always unique, and so is the high. It is rolled absolutely perfect every single time. Sometimes you may get a slightly bigger pre-roll, sometimes you may get a smaller one. You never know.

Try one of these if you are going to be out and about, perhaps in a windy setting where you cannot roll a jay, or at a concert...

For $15 an eighth, it was not the greatest deal. It was largely shake, with a few tiny buds. It smells fruity, like fruity cap'n crunch. A slight chocolate after taste when you hit it. Even though it was mostly shake, it still could get you pretty ripped. I would say it felt more corporal than mental.
At the end of the day, BPG has hooked it up fatter than this. Maybe try a gram, you may like the taste...?

While the Baker's Ounce is very economical, it is mostly shake. This makes it great for cooking and rolling joints with.

If you buy this ounce, you should highly consider getting some high quality nug or a good concentrate. This will ensure that you get a good dose of medication.

This incredible strain is a Bay Area Classic. It is a full-spectrum high, with sedative, yet uplifting effects. Because of this, GSC can treat a wide array of symptoms. The one thing about this strain is that it can sometimes cause anxiety, though that has never happened to me. Definitely vaporize it if you get a chance, the taste is superior and it gets you nice.

Although it won a High Times award for indica, it could be better categorized as an indica-dominant hybrid. It's genetics are Grandaddy Purple x OG Kush x Durban Poison, and since you can't cross 3 strains at once, it is likely that GDP was used in two reproductive cycles.

Grandaddy Purple is therefore the genetic Granddaddy of Girl Scout Cookies.