Afgoo is a heavy indica-dominant strain with a lovely sweet, piney scent. The bud has pale orange/amber hairs and the trichomes glisten making any bud connoisseur’s mouth water. The smoke is harsh, in a good way, and quite the cougher. It’s also a lung expander so it wouldn’t be a good choice for beginners. The effect is definitely a heavy-stone number but not a couch-locker. Anyone who’s looking for a good night’s rest, or any patient who loves trying different strains, should pick up Afgoo.

Buddha’s Sister is a very interesting Indica Dominant strain. The buds coloration is spread apart the bud very evenly, being light green and dark green with full blooded dark orange hairs, covered with a coat of fine looking dusty trichomes. Very nice looking bud and effect to accompany it. The smoke burned on its way down, after a cough or two, a very light headed stone, that can be felt lingering in your head, reaching the full effect after 15 minutes of soaking in, the indica and sativa blend perfectly with each other, giving you a very pleasant morning or night. This can aid patients with any body aches, sleep deprivation.

Two very important bills to be considered by legislation. All federal involvement in Medical Marijuana cases should end! This means, no fear and false imprisonment for those who are legally entitled to use Marijuana as medicine. These two bills do just that. Safe access to get your medication, and no false imprisonment and trails. This information was obtained by http://www.safeaccessnow.org/. I just thought most of Strain Review readers would like to read.

Next week, the California Senate will vote on two pieces of medical marijuana legislation. The Senate Judiciary Committee will vote on AB 2279, which would protect the rights of hundreds of thousands of medical marijuana patients in California from employment discrimination. Introduced by Assembly member Mark Leno and sponsored by ASA, AB 2279 passed through the Assembly last month and, if passed by this committee, will soon head to the full Senate for a vote.

SJR 20, introduced by Senator Carole Migden, could be voted on by the full Senate as early as next week. This resolution urges the President and Congress of the United States to enact legislation requiring federal law enforcement to respect state medical marijuana laws, to cease raids of medical marijuana dispensaries that are operating legally under California and local law, and to return any assets seized from medical marijuana dispensaries and collectives to the states in which they are located. After clearing the Senate Health Committee, SJR 20 was slated to be heard in the Judiciary Committee, but the committee instead passed it straight to the Senate floor.
For more information on AB 2279 and SJR 20, please visit www.AmericansForSafeAccess.org/CA2008Bills