Snoop Dogg Searches for the Lost “Orange” Cannabis Strain After Launching Treats to Eat

Snoop Dogg is a cannabis legend and a well-known smoker. Besides music, the rapper is also adept in the kitchen. He’s been friends with TV host Martha Stewart for years. In November, he released his next cookbook, “Treats to Eat.”

The book launch took place at the famed Universal Studios. Guests enjoyed delicious snacks, and Snoop signed autographs for fans. After the event, a Leafly journalist met with the rapper in his private trailer and asked him three important questions about cannabis.

Who would Snoop Dogg like to smoke a joint with?

The first question was about his dream smoking crew. Who would the rapper most like to hang out with? Snoop Dogg listed some well-known figures from the music world: Bob Marley, Willie Nelson, and Wiz Khalifa. However, he surprised everyone with his final choice, choosing Lola Falana.

Lola Falana is a popular American singer and dancer. Snoop Dogg considers her one of the greatest artists of all time. He also added a fun TV trivia: The main character of an old cult TV show was head over heels in love with her.

Growing indoors or outdoors?

The journalist then asked whether the rapper preferred indoor or outdoorcannabis. Without hesitation, Snoop Dogg chose indoor growing. Why did he respond so quickly?

During the interview, the rapper was smoking a joint in his enclosed trailer. He laughed loudly at the situation. He stated that since they were inside and smoking, the answer was obvious.

“Orange” – the best cannabis of the 90s

The third question asked about his absolute favorite strain of all time. Snoop revealed that his number one strain is “Orange.” He smoked it in the 1990s. Unfortunately, that particular strain is no longer available on the market.

Snoop believes it was the best herb ever created. He stated bluntly that young people had never tried it. They probably weren’t even born back then. So who created this unique herb?

Snoop Dogg didn’t reveal the breeder’s name. He only revealed that he was a “white boy” whose product enjoyed a huge street reputation. Everyone in the area knew he had the highest quality product possible.

Can you help Snoop find “Orange”?

The rapper desperately misses the taste of the old “Orange” and is desperately asking his fans for help. He’s determined to find the missing genetics of this plant at all costs. He appeals to everyone around him: “I need it. Help me find some trace of it!”

Leafly experts have a few theories of their own. They speculate on what the original “Orange” might have been. They point to strains like Orange Kush, California Orange, L’Orange, and Agent Orange. It could also be an old Dutch strain imported straight from Amsterdam.

Snoop Dogg himself, however, claims that the real “Orange” has been lost forever. Can you help the rapper in this difficult search? Let us know if you know the history of this unusual strain.

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