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Living in the N.Sac valley we have limited demand and therefore limited access. There is 1 shop here and I am sooooo grateful that Fig Farms is one of their vendors! I am from Sonoma County and used to the high grade that was characteristic of our area. After moving to the valley I missed the consistency of cultivation/finishing that was easier to achieve in the more temperate climate of the coastal region. I have come to the conclusion that if you don’t like a Fig Farms product, it’s probably because you don’t like the strain. Every Flower they grow has been Five ⭐️ in strain expression, aesthetic appeal and quality of smoke. For the connoisseur: if the shop has Fig Farms on the menu, that should be your choice.

The Strain from Pacific Reserve is not the Bodhi Seeds cultivar - it is a cross of 🍓kush x Durban (I am reading log off of a jar sitting n front of me from the 08/03/20 batch 0724-1044, @28.51%. That said, the strain that Pacific Reserve is growing is absolutely outstanding! The flavor is excellent, the buds are heavy with trichomes with a delicious fruity aroma/flavor that is unmistakable &rare. A very stoney sativa that induces a relaxing vibe yet leaves you ready for action. Given the genetic make ups, the difference between the Pacific Reserve and Bodhi Seeds Dragon Fruit are probably worlds apart. I was lucky enough to get a seed from a PR DF batch last year, going to grow it out for an indoor flower this fall/winter. The Bodhi Seeds Dragon Fruit is currently sold out at all vendors I have checked. Can’t find the PR cultivar commercially available in seed or clone form.