Big Dipper is a potent, well-rounded hybrid celebrated for its smooth smoke, dessert-leaning flavor, and deeply relaxing yet upbeat effects. With THC levels commonly testing between 20% and 26%, this strain delivers a strong but polished experience—starting with an uplifting cerebral buzz that gradually melts into full-body relaxation. Big Dipper is ideal for unwinding without completely checking out, making it a go-to for both seasoned consumers and those looking for a premium, flavorful session.
Effects:
Calming and euphoric with a mood-lifting head high that transitions into soothing body relaxation. Great for stress relief, creative thinking, and kicking back without heavy couch-lock.
Flavor:
A rich blend of sweet cream, citrus candy, and subtle berry notes, rounded out by light gas and vanilla undertones on the finish.
Smell:
Sweet and pungent with hints of citrus zest, creamy dessert, and a mild fuel-like funk that becomes more pronounced when broken apart.
Big Dipper stands out for its balance—strong effects, top-shelf flavor, and a smooth, enjoyable smoke. Perfect for afternoon or evening use when you want to relax, elevate your mood, and enjoy a strain that feels indulgent without being overwhelming.
Price range: $15.00 through $40.00
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In Colorado, an EPC stands for Extended Plant Count. It is a special medical recommendation that allows qualified medical marijuana patients to grow more cannabis plants than the standard limit when their healthcare provider determines it is medically necessary.
Under Colorado state law, registered medical marijuana patients may grow up to 6 plants (with no more than 3 in flower at a time). With an approved EPC, patients can legally cultivate a higher number of plants—sometimes significantly more—tailored to their specific health needs and physician’s recommendation.
To obtain an Extended Plant Count recommendation, patients must:
As of 2025, the state does not charge an additional fee for the EPC itself. However, some counties (such as Fremont County) may have their own local review or enforcement fees.Why Consider Getting an EPC?An EPC can be extremely beneficial for patients who:
Important Note: Growing beyond the standard 6-plant limit without a valid EPC can result in serious legal consequences, including fines, criminal charges, or felony prosecution—even for medical patients. An approved EPC provides legal protection as long as you stay within your authorized plant count.
An EPC isn’t limited to home cultivation. Many medical dispensaries also honor Extended Plant Count recommendations by offering higher purchase limits on flower, concentrates, and other products.To take advantage of this:
Once verified, you’ll be able to purchase larger quantities per visit according to your approved recommendation.
Not every dispensary accommodates EPC purchase limits, but Lux Verde in Colorado Springs proudly welcomes EPC patients and supports higher limits where permitted.
Medical marijuana is now legal in 38 states, yet many patients still face challenges accessing the full benefits of the law. Extended Plant Counts give patients greater flexibility and independence in managing their medicine—especially those with high needs, mobility limitations, or financial constraints.Navigating the EPC process can feel overwhelming, which is why clear information and supportive service make a real difference. At Lux Verde, we’re here to help patients in Colorado Springs understand their options and make the most of Colorado’s medical marijuana program. If you have questions about EPCs or need guidance, feel free to reach out—we’re happy to help.
