Palo Cedro

Palo Cedro is a hybrid flower cultivar from A Golden State, the Shasta County, California brand that grows indoors with snowmelt water and sells eighths through dispensaries; it is not available as seed. The name is shared with a community in Shasta County, and retail copy says it honors the pine-lined landscapes of Northern California. The brand itself publishes no lineage, but Leaf Magazines and AllBud list it as Tahoe OG crossed with Permanent Marker. Retail copy describes dense, sticky, forest-green buds, and reviewers note medium-sized flowers in green and purple with bright orange pistils and glittering trichomes.

Consumers report a relaxing, clear-headed effect: reviewers describe sharpened senses, a settled mind and body and tension easing from the shoulders, and Purple Lotus tags it relaxed, energetic and creative. Sources disagree on its lean, from indica dominant to an even 50/50 split. Potency figures come from dispensary labels rather than a brand spec: a Leaf Magazines feature in July 2025 listed 32.1 percent THC, a Cannapolitan review put its sample near 30 percent, and a Purple Lotus menu showed 26.82 percent THC with 0.09 percent CBD.

The aroma evokes a cedar forest after rain, with woody pine, herbal spice, subtle citrus and earthy sweetness, and the taste finishes with a light confectionery note. Reviewers list myrcene, caryophyllene, limonene and linalool as the leading terpenes, though the brand has not published a lab profile. No flowering, height or difficulty data exists for this dispensary-only cultivar.