After years of doing our spring clone sale in the medical market, we are incredibly excited to offer clones to our Adult-Use customers this year!

We have partnered with Seed & Soil Maine to bring their clones to the Shed, dropping on Fridays May 16th-June 6th. 12 Clones/Customer, first come first serve.

Seed & Soil will be providing 2 strains, Dankincense and Caramel Headband.

From their catalog:

Dankincense- A creamy twist on the classic Headband. ‘Caramel’ is an imperfect
approximation of a certain unmistakable toasted mouth-coating heavy aroma that is
unfamiliar in classic Headband. But like a good Headband, the effects deliver a cozy body
high without couchlock. Ripening date is non-uniform, as early as 10/5, but some finishing
two weeks later. Due to this variability, make sure to check each plant for ripeness at har-
vest time. Caramel Headband is a mingling of Headband and Caramel Cream (a stunning
Humboldt Seed Co. strain boasting explosive vigor, large gassy nugs, and unusual toffee
overtones). Uniformity: 6/10. Oct. 15 (8 weeks)

Caramel Headband- A Seed & Soil flagship strain that calms the spirit and soothes the body.
We are continually impressed with Dankincense: Early finishing, wide and stout, and
heavily perfumed with deep musky conifer resin aromas, this plant stole the hearts of a
few local veteran growers. History & Breeding: Beginning from the ancestral Humboldt
Seed Co. Asphal Plant/Venom/All Gas OG line, we ‘population bred’ our Dankincense which
is somewhat uncommon in cannabis breeding, rather than using ful-sib breeding (see
glossary).

Selecting only for the frankincense/pine resin aroma profile, we keep seed ac-
cessions from individual females separate, but always set plants from multiple moms into
the next population for breeding to multiple pollen parents. As a result, the uniformity is
lower, but the adaptability season to season (and presumably region to region) is higher.
Expect deep purples to lavender tipped green (but very rarely 100% green) flowers. Keep
an eye out for a “hairless” pheno that presents in about 1 out of 10 plants which has such
tiny pistils that they never extend beyond the bract! Uniformity: 10/10 (aroma & earliness),
6/10 (color). Sept 25 (6 weeks)