Power, resin and taste. Candyland comes from a cross between Cookies and Grandaddy Purple, and the high standard used when picking the best exemplars for parents is clear in this perennial favorite. Despite not being the most productive of strains, commercial growers choose Candyland due to its public demand. Although this plant produces flowers small in size, they often weigh more than flowers from other more voluminous plants. Given this, extraction is a good option. Additionally, Candyland turns to pretty tones of purple towards the end of flowering. This plant produces many lateral branches so the Screen of Green method is recommended.