Liberty Diesel – Pretty Good Weed Specials – Farmer Jane 8th Street
What’s new at 8th Street?
| Strain | Grams | Type | Brand | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Liberty Diesel | 10 x 0.4g | Pre-Rolls | Endgame | $21.99 |
Liberty Diesel is a bold, aromatic strain known for its sharp, unmistakable scent. It carries strong diesel notes, layered with hints of citrus and earth, creating a powerful first impression when the jar is opened. The buds are dense and frosty, with deep green tones and bright orange hairs, giving it a rugged, energetic look that matches its name. Liberty Diesel appeals to those who enjoy classic fuel-forward strains with plenty of character.
The flavour follows through with a smooth mix of diesel, citrus, and subtle spice that lingers on the palate. Each pull feels full and satisfying without being harsh. Liberty Diesel is a great option for anyone looking to add something strong and flavour-driven to their rotation. Whether you are sharing with friends or enjoying a moment to yourself, this strain delivers a confident and memorable experience from start to finish.
What’s on special at 8th Street?
| Strain | Grams | Type | Brand | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Big White | 28g | Bulk Flower | Pure Sunfarms | $106.99 |
Big White is a strain that makes a strong impression with its dense, frosty buds and bold aroma. The scent blends earthy pine with a touch of sweetness, creating a classic profile that feels rich and grounded. Its buds are often coated in a thick layer of trichomes, giving them a bright, snowy appearance that easily explains the name. Big White has a sturdy and traditional feel that appeals to fans of timeless cannabis strains.
The flavour carries through with smooth, earthy notes balanced by subtle hints of spice and sweetness. Big White delivers a clean, satisfying smoke that feels familiar and dependable from start to finish. Whether enjoyed on a quiet evening or shared with friends, this strain delivers a solid experience, with a focus on quality flavour and classic character.
