John Grow #3 is back! John Grow #3 submitted to our partners at Origo Labs his most recently harvested Barney’s Farm Tropicanna Banana for Cannabinoids and Terpenes tests. Tropicanna Banana is a sativa-dominant hybrid (60% sativa, 40% indica) and is … Continue reading →
John Grow #5 submitted to our partners at Origo Labs his most recently harvested Purple Haze #1 by Positronics. John Grow #5 introduces the first sativa to the review series and one with a famous name. Jimmy Hendrix’s namesake-song Purple … Continue reading →
Homegrown Review: Cookie Square Edible by John Grow #3 John Grow #3 is back with a Cookie Square infused edible he recently submitted to our partners at Origo Labs. The 2×2” chocolate chip cookie square was made with Full Extract … Continue reading →
We are excited to introduce our first Rick Simpson Oil review to our series! John Grown #4 submitted to our partners at Origo Labs 2:1 RSO from his recently harvested Cream and Cheese CBD strain by Seedsman Seeds for Cannabinoids … Continue reading →
We are extremely excited to introduce our first Jane Grow to our review series! Jane Grow #1 submitted to our partners at Origo Labs her most recently harvested Twistrus, and early phenotype by World Trade Genetics, for Cannabinoids and Terpenes … Continue reading →
John Grow #3 submitted to our partners at Origo Labs his most recently harvested Barney’s Farm Dos Si Dos 33 for Cannabinoids and Terpenes tests. Dos Si Dos 33 is an indica-dominant hybrid (60%/40%) and not so much of a … Continue reading →
Welcome to the second installment of Illinois News Joint’s Medical Patient Homegrown review series in which we showcases lab-tested homegrown medicine from Illinois patients in order to better educate our readers about exactly what Illinois patients are legally growing and … Continue reading →
Welcome to the launch of Illinois News Joint’s inaugural Medical Patient Homegrown review series in which we showcases lab-tested homegrown medicine from Illinois patients in order to better educate our readers about exactly what Illinois patients are legally growing and … Continue reading →
