Project 4510

Project 4510 is a hybrid cannabis strain with up to 25.0% THC, known for its hungry effects and berry and citrus flavor profile.

Project 4510 is a sativa-dominant hybrid strain originally bred by Oakland's Grandiflora Genetics, which has not disclosed the cultivar's genetic lineage. Founded in 2008 by Mark McCafferty and his partner Prada, Grandiflora Genetics began as just a seedling of potential planted in the dynamic urban soil of Oakland, California. Mark and Prada's partnership has propelled Grandiflora to the forefront of the cannabis industry, making it Oakland's premier cannabis brand known for its groundbreaking genetics and commitment to social equity in the cannabis community. This strain has become popularized by Grandiflora and Cookies across the country and offers a balanced blend of cerebral invigoration and physical relaxation, have become a staple in the repertoire of discerning smokers.

Project 4510 strain is a balanced 50/50 hybrid whose lineage is still shrouded in mystery. Some sources suggest Project Blue Book x Unknown or Gelato 45 x Unreleased Pheno as potential genetics, though the exact lineage remains undisclosed by the breeder. The strain displays medium sized, rounded fluffy dark olive green nugs with orange hairs and a thick layer of white trichomes crystal resin. There are a variety of flavors, but the main one is the smell of freshly pumped gas. Besides, bisabolol gives smokers spicy herbal notes, and myrcene is responsible for the sweet aftertaste. Despite its mysterious origins, Project 4510 has established itself as a sought-after cultivar in legal cannabis markets, particularly through cultivation partnerships with companies like Revolution Cannabis in Illinois.