I’m following my Aurora Chem Haze Sugar by In Grown Farms, with a different type of concentrate from the Innocent brand: Sophora Honeycomb picked up from nEra Urbana. Sophora is a sativa dominant hybrid cross of Highwayman and (Northern Lights #5 … Continue reading →
It may not be the first time I’ve taken some time to tell you, but it’s worth saying again. There’s a reason classics are classics. As more and more trendy “strains of the month” come and go, I find myself … Continue reading →
By @Medsforheads In educated cannabis markets, strain specificity has become a sought-after trait with regard to the terpenes used to fill cartridges as well as the starting material for edibles since using generic mixed-batch distillate tends to be the most … Continue reading →
If there’s one word that has taken over the world of cannabis in 2021, it’s solventless. What was once confined to some innovators with hair straighteners has become an industry in it’s own right with superstar producers and constantly evolving … Continue reading →
Initially hard for me to find, In Grown Farms new concentrate focused SuperFlux label has been appearing on more dispensary menus lately. It’s not often that we see a new label gracing the limited Illinois menus, especially one focused on … Continue reading →
I’ve used my cannabis platform to complain about the sheer number of GSC crosses on the menus of almost every dispensary in almost every legal state. I thought I knew the doughy sweet genetics inside and out but Ieso’s Alchemy … Continue reading →
By Benny Blanco Hailing its namesake in honor of NASA’s discover of a 10th planet (even considering Pluto’s demotion), this strain is sure to please as it launches you along for the ride. While other cultivators have been making extracts … Continue reading →
By Benny Blanco When opening this jar of London Pound Mints Live Sugar by Cresco, I was near-instantly thrown back to how Cresco’s concentrates used to be in late 2018 and early 2019, borderline diamonds and sauce but just a … Continue reading →
There are cultivators that seem to stick to a handful of strains, and there are those that have a seemingly endless pool of in-house genetics that they pull from. Bedford Grow is one of the latter. Anytime I think I’ve … Continue reading →
By @Medsforheads Few strains have had as significant of an impact on contemporary breeding culture as GMO and Zkittles. Symbolizing two contrastive extremes of signature flavor, as well as effects equally viable for medication and recreation, it’s little wonder how … Continue reading →
