● Flower
Every jar, explained.
Every strain in our jars right now: what it's bred from, its indica and sativa balance, and how it's grown. Most are HDR Hydroponic or WildFlower Living Soil, and you'll find them at our dispensaries in Albuquerque, Bernalillo, Santa Fe and Hobbs.
● Strain library
What's in the jars.
Filter by type, or pick WildFlower for our living-soil, sun-grown strains. Photos are on the way for every strain.
● Flower
Two ways we grow.
Every jar on our menu comes from one of two rooms. Both are pesticide free.
Hydroponic, dialed in
Plants root in Grodan rockwool, feed on Athena nutrients, and grow under Mammoth LEDs with added CO2. We set the light, heat, and humidity year round.
Greenhouse, sun grown
Living soil and New Mexico sunlight, with light-dep tarps to time the flower. Less power, and the plant gets the full spectrum of the sun.
● Inside HDR Hydro
Take a walk through our indoor hydroponic grow.
Every HDR Hydro strain is cultivated indoors using a precisely controlled hydroponic system built for consistency, efficiency, and performance. By carefully managing lighting, nutrition, irrigation, temperature, humidity, and other environmental factors, our cultivation team can provide each plant with optimized conditions throughout every stage of growth.
Hydroponic cultivation is known for exceptionally fast growth rates and can also support higher THC production when plants are grown under ideal conditions. Combined with the control of an indoor environment, this allows us to produce dense, resin-rich flower with strong potency, uniform structure, and dependable quality from harvest to harvest.
At High Desert Relief, our focus is on precision and repeatability. For customers who prioritize potency, consistency, and the benefits of highly controlled cultivation, our indoor hydroponic flower represents a refined approach to modern cannabis production. Find it on the shelves at all six High Desert Relief dispensaries in Albuquerque, Bernalillo, Santa Fe and Hobbs.
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Terpenes in 30 seconds
Terpenes are the oils that give each strain its smell. They're the best clue you have at the counter, so ask to smell the jar.
Myrcene
Earthy, musky, a little like ripe mango. Common in strains people reach for at night.
Limonene
Bright citrus peel. Shows up in a lot of daytime strains, Trop Cherry included.
Caryophyllene
Black pepper and clove. The only common terpene known to bind to a cannabinoid receptor.
Linalool
Floral, like lavender. Often found in strains people describe as calming, and one of Ice Pie's top terpenes.
Pinene
Fresh pine needles and rosemary. The most common terpene in nature, and a regular in crisp daytime strains.
Humulene
Woody, earthy and hoppy. It's the same terpene that gives beer its hop aroma.
Terpinolene
Herbal and a little fruity, like apple and lilac. Rare in OGs, which is part of why Skywalker OG Kush stands out.
Ocimene
Sweet, green and herbal with a hint of tropical fruit. Shows up most in sativa-leaning strains.
Valencene
Sweet orange and tangerine. Named after Valencia oranges, it adds a juicy citrus note on top of limonene.
Bisabolol
Soft and floral, like chamomile with a touch of honey. Usually a supporting note that rounds out the smell.
See what is on the shelf today.
Strains rotate fast. Check your store menu for what is in the jars right now.
