The lime-green color, no doubt an inspiration for its slimy name, looks almost radioactive, with occasional specks of violet- and peach-colored pistils for a sherbet-like orchestration. Looks: Ecto-Cooler has a relatively loose bud structure, with cone- and oblong-shaped buds that are known to foxtail. Kind Love and its wholesale cultivation are largely responsible for bringing it to the Mile High, as I’ve seen what looks to be the same cut available at the Joint (a known purveyor of dank wholesale strains) and in concentrate form from Evolab and Wonderleaf. Other than an inevitable comedown, I’ve experienced virtually no lethargy after using the strain, and I’ve been able to keep my wit and focus during social situations, too.Īlthough Ecto-Cooler sightings are rare even in legal markets, Denver is a relatively bountiful pocket for fans of the strain. Originally bred by Seeds of Compassion with California Orange and Gorilla Biscuit (an indica with surprisingly no Gorilla Glue heritage) genetics, Ecto-Cooler is technically known as a sativa hybrid - but any indica effects are hard to notice. The upbeat effects pump up the body like a car jack, and the flavor profile is the weed equivalent of a double IPA: juicy, resinous and extreme. Its sensory characteristics might be even more powerful, carrying a blend of pungent citrus and pine notes topped off with a strong Chemdawg-like whiff of kitchen cleaner. Rich and complex, Ecto-Cooler is a rare sativa-leaning hybrid with a high that would make you think you’re smoking electrolytes except for the impending dry mouth. So imagine my joy last year when I came across Ecto-Cooler, a strain named after the Ghostbusters-themed Hi-C drink in the ’90s made to turn from orange to green in honor of Slimer, the movie’s fat, lovable undead ball of ectoplasm. My favorite strain names take me back to childhood or otherwise tap into nostalgia, like Bruce Banner, Duke Nukem and Smurfette, all of which are actual names of pot. I understand reservations toward prescribing a sativa called “Pootie Tang” for eating disorders, but there’s no reason not to have a little fun sometimes. One classic argument made against marijuana's medical value is the “You can't smoke medicine” motto, while another is a backlash against the names of strains. It’s been fun to observe the efforts of prohibitionists as cannabis is more widely accepted publicly.
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