Has anyone got recipes for some blends they especially like to smoke, in terms of both flavor and effect? Does it help if the blend sits for a while to marry the flavors, like pipe tobacconists do?
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I do it all the time…just to have something different than the individual genetics…today I am smoking GodFather OG (Sept22) and OG Kush (Feb23)
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Nice! So is it trial and error, or do you look at the Terps and try to find complementary ones in different strains? And how is the effect of say a 50/50 blend of Sativa and Indica different than a hybrid with 50/50 genetics?
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Ive been mixing runtz and gg4 half and half in my grinder a good bit lately and i also like to mix fruity pebbles and durban poison during the day
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Blending is an under appreciated area in my view. I have found a blend that actually helps with my arthritis pain. My five fills the dry herb vape each day for my nighttime use and a couple weeks ago we were watching TV and after vaping the first time in the day I notice my pain had melted away. Now I take hydrocodone for it and it does ok in diminishing it but this was soo much better that that.
She said she had just done a different mix because the baggies of ground up weed was a little low so she used a different mix that night.
It was 1/3 of each - Harlequin, Northern Lights, Blue Dream.
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in a way… I know what each one is like at 100% and so I decide what do I want based on that …l believe as @Spiney_norman wrote that sometimes you just hit a ‘gem’…I will probably never try to grow a new genetic like many growers do …this is kinda a way to do that 
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Just reread this…LOL
Wife…not five, cant even begin to understand where that came from.
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Not sure how much experience you have with each of these individually, but i think she should attempt to get a good baseline for each, then try to run down what specifically about this mix helped her. Thumb eyeball assessment would say the cbd in harlequin is probably a good start, but probably needs some consideration to all cannabinoids and terpenes.
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