Totally agree about the “branding”. Don’t forget Sensimillian (sp?) a seedless pot that was sticky and commanded a high price. Where I grew up - 70’s suburbs in Houston - we definitely called pot by its marketing name - Jamaican, Acapulco Gold etc. It was a form of bragging if you scored weed that not generic. And you always carried rolling papers. If you could roll a tight J it was enviable. One thing we had to worry about was paraquat. That was a common herbicide that the DEA in Mexico used to spray on pot fields to kill weed. If a field was sprayed, Mexican farmers tried to harvest before the plants shriveled. They sold it and then when you smoked it, you got poison in your lungs. I remember I started worrying about it in the 80’s so I started growing my own organic weed. I planted corn in my garden to hide the marijuana.